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Replace x with n-5 On both sides of the equation
Then simplify the right side.
Until you get to the correct result From the given choices.
Show me how you got that result.
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You know I'm going to ask you to show your work to See if you really did the work .
\[\large\rm g(\color{orangered}{x})=\frac{(\color{orangered}{x})^2-6}{2(\color{orangered}{x})}\]Woops! You didn't put the -5 in the correct place!\[\large\rm g(\color{orangered}{n-5})=\frac{(\color{orangered}{n-5})^2-6}{2(\color{orangered}{n-5})}\]You're replacing all the oranges with the new oranges :d
(n-5)^2 isn't n^2 +25 (n-5)^2 is same as (n-5)(n-5) use foil method yo should get 3 terms
|dw:1442026794010:dw| multiply the top with left term
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