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Suppose g(x)=4x2−7xg(x)=4 x^{2}-7 x What Is g(x+h)g(x+h) ?
A) 4x2+(8h+7)x+(4h2+7h)4 x^{2}+(8 h+7) x+\left(4 h^{2}+7 h\right)

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Suppose g(x) =4x2−7xg(x) =4 x^{2}-7 x . What is g(x+h) g(x+h) ?


A) 4x2+(8h+7) x+(4h2+7h) 4 x^{2}+(8 h+7) x+\left(4 h^{2}+7 h\right)
B) 4x2+(8h−7) x+(4h2−7h) 4 x^{2}+(8 h-7) x+\left(4 h^{2}-7 h\right)
C) 4x2−(4h−7) x−(4h2−7h) 4 x^{2}-(4 h-7) x-\left(4 h^{2}-7 h\right)
D) 4x2+7x+h4 x^{2}+7 x+h

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