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If f(x)=x²−4x+4, g(x)=x−2, and h(x)=1, what is the value of (f−2gh)(x)? Here, (f−2gh)(x)=f(x)−2g(x)h(x).

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Correct answer: x²−6x+8

First multiply g(x) and h(x): g(x)h(x)=(x−2)·1=x−2. Hence, (f−2gh)(x)=(x²−4x+4)−2(x−2)=x²−4x+4−2x+4=x²−6x+8. Therefore, option A is correct. Option D results from failing to subtract the complete term 2gh correctly. Exam tip: In algebraic combinations of functions, evaluate the product and its numerical coefficient before performing subtraction.

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Relations-FunctionsAlgebra-Real-FunctionsCombined-FunctionsFunction-OperationsLinear-CombinationAlgebra Of Real FunctionsRelations And FunctionsMathematics

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