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F(x)=4x+2


3[f(-2)]= ?

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User Lucasls
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You're gonna start with "[f(-2)]" cuz pemdas.

"f(-2)" means you're gonna replace every "x" in the equation with "-2"

f(x)=4(-2)+2

Now multiply then add

f(x)=-6

so now you can go back to the second equation and replace [f(-2)] with -6

3[-6]

and multiply:

-18
User Ickster
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F(-2)=4x+2
F(-2)=4(-2)+2
F(-2)=-8+2
F(-2)=-6
3{F(-2)}=3(-6)
FINAL ANSWER: -18
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