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This question wants me to evaluate this function with three different x values.
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So let's look at the first x value.
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So it wants me to plug in negative 4x.
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So what you're basically going to do is everywhere i see an x here, i'm going to substitute negative 4x into it.
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So it would be, i'm going to put in parentheses.
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So i see an x here.
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It's squared.
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So it's going to be negative 4x squared plus 4.
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Now i see another x, so i'm going to substitute that in.
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Negative 4x minus 5.
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And now i need to simplify this.
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Negative 4 squared is 16.
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X squared is x squared.
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So the squared has to go to the negative 4 and the x.
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Then i'm going to simplify the next.
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4 times negative 4 is negative 16, x, and then minus 5.
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So that would be the first one.
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The second one wants us to do g x minus 5.
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Again, same concept.
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Now instead of x, i'm going to plug in x minus 5.
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So x minus 5 because there's an x there and is squared plus 4 and another x.
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So i'm going to put in x minus 5.
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Now i'm going to have to foil this.
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Okay, so if you remember how to foil, put it here...