O.D. I'm not sure of your quetion; however, if you are seeking the results of multiplying the 2 functions and then multiplying the results by 9, I would first multiply (X-2) x (-2x -1)
Multiplying all the second by the first of the first one gets( -2X^2-X) and multiplying all of the second by the second of the first one gets (+4X+2) and adding both togather one gets( -2X^2 +3X + 2) Multiplying this by 9 one gets: (-18X^2 + 27X + 18)
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f(g(9)) i guess it what you're trying to see
g(9)
-2(9)-1
-18-1=-19
f(-19)=-19-2=-21
O.D. I'm not sure of your quetion; however, if you are seeking the results of multiplying the 2 functions and then multiplying the results by 9, I would first multiply (X-2) x (-2x -1)
Multiplying all the second by the first of the first one gets( -2X^2-X) and multiplying all of the second by the second of the first one gets (+4X+2) and adding both togather one gets( -2X^2 +3X + 2) Multiplying this by 9 one gets: (-18X^2 + 27X + 18)
(f*g)x = (x-2)(-2x-1)
(f*g)(9) =(9-2)(-18-1)
=7*(-19)
= -133 ......Ans
(f.g)(9)= f(9)*g(9)
= (9-2)(-2*9 -1)
= 7(-19)
= -133
I think it's 54
Because f = -2
and g = -3