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how do i do p(a)= a(squared)-5; find p(2a) and please do it in steps because i need help with a bunch of these
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All you do is plug in 2a for the a. So p(2a) = (2a)^2 - 5
so for the first part is it 2ap?
No, it is p(2a) because that is just a form of notation, not multiplication.
ok so would the answer be p=4a^2-5?
like just the a squared
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yes except proper notation is p(2a) not just p.
ahh i see thank you so much for your help will definitely give you a best response so much gratitude
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