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What is the resulting ordered pair if the value of the independent variable is 5?f(x) = –2x + 1 A.(–2, 5) B.(5, –9) C.(5, –11) D.(2, 5)

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Hello,


The correct answer is B.; (5,-9)


The independent variable is the input of a relation. Therefore, the x value.The dependent variable is the output, y value.

The question informs us that the independent variable is equal to 5. In slope-intercept form (all functions can be written in the form of (x)=mx+b). By knowing x=5, plug the value into the function equation: f(x)=-2+1.


f(x)=-2(5)+1
f(x)= -10+1
f(x)= -9

We are needing the value of the dependent variable, y.


Thus, y=-9.

As a result, if x=5 and y=-9, the ordered pair of resulting in an independent variable equaling 5 is (5,-9).



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