Use a graphing calculator or a computer algebra system such as Mathematics to first define each of the following functions and then perform the indicated function evaluations.
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\[g (x)=\sqrt{x^3-4x^2+2x+31}; Find g(2) and g (3)\]
simple. first put x=2 this will give you g(2) and then x=3 this will give you g(3). Got it?
I think so.
what porblem do you have with this question? tell me. i will help you out.
just subsititue in 2 and 3 for each x
I am not sure how to do it... I thought i knew how...
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\[g (2)= {\sqrt{2^3-4*2^2+2*2+31}}\]
yes. it is right. now just solve it.
That is where i messed up... when i tried to solve it.
what is your answer?
I am not sure i went wrong somewhere and got confused and gave up.
given up anything is not a solution. try working hard. good luck.
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