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Suppose f(x)=?2x2?9x?2 f(x)=-2x2-9x-2. Compute the following: A.) f(?5)+ f(1)= B.) f(?5)? f(1)=

Suppose f(x)=?2x2?9x?2 f(x)=-2x2-9x-2. Compute the following:

A.) f(?5)+ f(1)=

B.) f(?5)? f(1)=

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