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Consider the function f(x)=-5x+3 what is f(-2)
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Consider the function f(x)=-5x+3 what is f(-2)

User JAAulde
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Answer:

f(x)=13

Explanation:

x=-2

1. plug the function into the equation.

If x=-2, -5*-2+3=13


User Neillo
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Answer:

f(-2) =13

Explanation:

f(x)=-5x+3

Let x = -2

f(-2) = -5(-2) +3

f(-2) = 10+3

f(-2) =13

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