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Mathematics, 03.02.2022 20:30 allisonhall0925

3. Here is a graph that represents g(x) = a · b*. Find the values of a and b. Show your reasoning.


3. Here is a graph that represents

g(x) = a · b*. Find the values of a and b. Show your reasoning

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