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Find the value of f(-3) and g(3) if f(x) = -6x + 3 and g(x) = 3x + 21r.

User Alexvassel
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Answer:

Part 1)
f(-3)=21

Part 2)
g(3)=9+21r

Explanation:

Part 1) Find the value of f(-3)

we have


f(x)=-6x+3

we know that

f(-3) is the value of the function f(x) for x=-3

so

substitute the value of x=-3 in the function to find f(-3)


f(-3)=-6(-3)+3


f(-3)=18+3


f(-3)=21

Part 2) Find the value of g(3)

we have


g(x)=3x+21r

we know that

g(3) is the value of the function g(x) for x=3

so

substitute the value of x=3 in the function to find g(3)


g(3)=3(3)+21r


g(3)=9+21r

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