Use the graph of the quadratic function, g(x), to answer each question.
a. g(β1)=
b. g...
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Use the graph of the quadratic function, g(x), to answer each question.
a. g(β1)=
b. g(β3)=
c. Find x when g(x)=4
.
x =
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