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29 September, 16:59

F (*) = 3*^2-3 * g (*) = - 5*-1 find f (-4) and g (7)

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  1. 29 September, 19:18
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    Very simple. All you have to do is replace - 4 instead of x for F (x) and for g (x) you replace 7 for the x
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