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What is the value of g(−3)when g(x)=2x−2 ?

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g(−3)=g(−3)=

Answer 1

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Answer 2

g(-3) = 2(-3)-2 = -8

Answer 3

thank you @steve816

Answer 4

No problem my friend.

Answer 5

Let's solve your equation step-by-step.
g(−3)=g(−3)
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
−3g=−3g
Step 2: Add 3g to both sides.
−3g+3g=−3g+3g
0=0

Answer 6

wait what @OptyPrompty

Answer 7

Let me check my work.

Answer 8

optyprompty is making things confusing and unnecessary. Read the question carefully @OptyPrompty.

Answer 9

All real numbers are solutions.

Answer 10

@OptyPrompty has me lost

Answer 11

F u c k this.

Answer 12

xD

Answer 13

um ok well thanks @steve816 you were correct btw

Answer 14

Just ignore optyprompty it is wrong.