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If f(x) = fx -6, what is f(1/2)?

(i dont need the answer i just need to know how to solve the equation)

User Nucatus
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Answer:

The value of function
f((1)/(2)) is
(-11)/(2)

Explanation:

Given : function
f(x)=x-6

We have to find the value of function at
f((1)/(2))

Consider the given function
f(x)=x-6

We have to find the value of function at
f((1)/(2))

that is at
x=(1)/(2)

Put x =
(1)/(2) in function , we have,


f((1)/(2))=(1)/(2)-6

Taking LCM , we have


f((1)/(2))=(1-12)/(2)

Solving , we have


f((1)/(2))=(-11)/(2)

Thus, the value of function
f((1)/(2)) is
(-11)/(2)

User IhtkaS
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Answer:

The value of
f((1)/(2)) is
-(11)/(6)

Explanation:

Given the function:


f(x) = x-6 ....[1]

We have to find the value of
f((1)/(2)).

Put
x = (1)/(2) in the function [1]

then;


f((1)/(2))=(1)/(2)-6 = (1-12)/(6)=-(11)/(6)

Therefore, the value of
f((1)/(2)) is
-(11)/(6)

User Bcjohn
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