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Mathematics, 11.02.2021 01:30 rorymartin04

If f x x ( ) 4 2  
, then
f x( 1)  =
a.
2
4 6 2 x x   .
b.
2
4 2 2 x x   .
c.
4 2 x  .
d.
4 6 x  .
e.
4 1 x  .

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