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Using f(x)= -4x+9 solve f(c+2)
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Using f(x)= -4x+9 solve f(c+2)

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f(x)= -4x+9 solve f(c+2)

f(c+2) = - 4 (c+2)+9 = -4c -8+9

f(c+2) = - 4c +1

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