MHB Tech Troubleshooting: Starting with Your Cell Phone

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Ok had to start this with a cell phone
But need help even with first step
Just focusing in on #3
#4 I think is related
 
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It would be hard to find the coordinates of $T(p(x))$ when $T$ is not given.
 
Also, shouldn't that be "less than or equal to 2"?
 
Country Boy said:
Also, shouldn't that be "less than or equal to 2"?

yeah the homework lately has been known for typo's

I should probably just for go this one...
 
And shouldn't that be "forego"? ;)
 

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