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What is f(-3) for the function f(a)=-2a?-5a+4?
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What is f(-3) for the
function f(a)=-2a?-5a+4?

User Jheel Agrawal
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Answer:

13

Explanation:

f(-3)=2(-3)-5(-3)+4. = -6+15+4= 13. f(a)=13

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