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Let g be the function defined by g(x)=-x^2+2x g((squareroot)a),
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try to substitute \[\sqrt{a}\] inplace of x
oops...in place of x
hint: \[g(\sqrt{a})=-[(\sqrt{a})^{2}]+2\sqrt{a}=...\] please continue
YEah I got that part down but not sure how to solve after @Michele_Laino
please note that: \[(\sqrt{a})^{2}=a\]
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so, you should get this: \[g(\sqrt{a})=-a+2\sqrt{a}\]
Great thank you! @Michele_Laino I did not realize that (Sqareroot)a ^2 is = to a
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