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Let g be the function given by g(x)=(x+4)/√7x-5. find and simplify 4g(3)+2[g(2)]^2. Can someone please help me with this question. would like to see the steps on how to solve please thanks again.
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Ok so this is how our equation will look like \[4 ( \frac{(3)+4}{\sqrt{7(3)-5}})+2(\frac{(2)+4}{\sqrt{7(2)-5}})^2\]
start by finding the value of g(3) then also find the value of g(2) then when you have the values multiply g(3) by 4 and add g(2) square multiplied by 2 hope it makes sense
Thank you BlackLabel for your help.
Thanks Campbell _st :)
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