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Can anybody help me with please. Use the equation f(x)= 5x-1, find f(3)
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Can anybody help me with please. Use the equation f(x)= 5x-1, find f(3)
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why:
f(3) or any number is just a fancy way of saying x=3.
plug into the equation
3=5x-1
4=5x
divide your answers
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14
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Plug in 3 where you see x
5(3)-1
15-1
14
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