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F(x) = 9x − 2 and g(x) = −x + 3. find f(g(x))
a. −9x − 2
b. −9x + 5
c.−9x + 25
d. −9x + 27

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F(x) = 9x − 2 and g(x) = −x + 3. find f(g(x))
a. −9x − 2
b. −9x + 5
c.−9x + 25

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