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Given g(x)=−2.5x+5 , what is g(−4)
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Given g(x)=−2.5x+5 , what is g(−4)

User Aaron Makubuya
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Answer:

g(-4) = 15

Explanation:

g(x)=−2.5x+5

g(-4) = -2.5(-4) + 5

g(-4) = 10 + 5

g(-4) = 15

User Itsan Alias
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Answer:

g(-4) = 15

Plug in -4 into the equation for x.

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