If p(x) 2x^2-4x and q(x)-3, what is (p•q)(x)?

First of all I don't know is q(x) so I'll just assume that is it -3
(p.g)(x)= p(g(x))

So all you have to do is plug that number in to the p(x) and solve

P(x)=2(-3)^2-4(-3)

P(x)=30

Answer: the correct answer is 10step-by-step explanation: let the number be n, then the expression becomes,then“twelve more than the quotient of a number and two, decreased by four” iswhen n=4,we substitute 4 whetever we see n to get,we simplify to obtain,we further simplify to get,therefore the correct answer is c.

Ithink if ur looking for a ratio it would be 12: 3