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Evaluate f(x)=4x+1 when x=−1, x=0, and x=3.
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Evaluate f(x)=4x+1 when x=−1, x=0, and x=3.

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Answer:

when

Explanation:

User Daniel Camarda
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Answer:

-3, 1, and 13

Explanation:

just plug in the numbers to the variable ex: 4(-1)+1

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