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If f(×)= x^1/2-× and g(×) = 2x^3-×^1/2-×, find f(×)-g(×). pleade asap
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and 
is the subtraction of the function f(x) minus the function g(x). Thus
![x^{\frac{a}{n}} = \sqrt[n]{x^a}](/tpl/images/0493/2815/52ed0.png)
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