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Previous Question: I need help with this problem. Thank you. Determine the linear function whose graph is a line that parallel to the line g(x)=-3x-4 and contains the point (2,7). Next Question: need to formulate a conjecture for the series L = 1^k + 2^k + 3^k +...+ n^k ^ = to the power of thanks.

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