Find the rule of the following function: $g + 3jx$

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The domain of f and g is $X := \subseteq \{a,b\} \mathbb{R}$

$f(a) = 1$

$f(b) = 3$

$g(a) = 2$

$g(b) = -1$

Find the rule of $g + 3jx$. (note: the values of a, b and j are unknown)

What I did was $$(g + 3jx) (a) = g(a) + 3j(a)$$ and $$(g + 3jx) (b) = g(b) + 3j(b)$$

My teacher did pretty much the same but removed the j from the answers. I admit I was a bit distracted and was too shy to ask. Why did he remove the j?