F(n) = 3n+4
g(n) = n^3 - 5n
Find f(n/2) - g(n/2)
The start should go like this:<...
Mathematics, 24.11.2021 14:00 quarrella
F(n) = 3n+4
g(n) = n^3 - 5n
Find f(n/2) - g(n/2)
The start should go like this:
3n+4-(n^3-5n)
3n+4-n^3+5n
And then you would input the values I think.
The answer should be:
32+23n-n^3
ββββββ
8
I just need to know the steps to get there. Thanks
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