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If f(x)2x-6 then what is g(3y)?

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Updated: 10/24/2023

g(3y) can be any function: it is not defined by the question.

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To find g(3y), we need to substitute 3y for x in the original function f(x). Therefore, g(3y) = 2(3y) - 6 = 6y - 6.

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