tsasha77
Answered

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If m(x)=3x^{2}-9x+1, what is m(1)?

A. -5

B. 1

C. 13

D. 4

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iwasnthereiswear
A. -5

Calculate the exponents: 3 x 1 - 9(1) +1

Multiply and Divide: 3 - 9(1) +1

Multiply and Divide x2: 3 - 9 +1

Answer is... -5
jaysaysk
The answer is B

Because 3(1)^{2}-9(1)+1
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3^{2}-9+1
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9-9+1
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1
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