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Find f(-3) if f(x) = x 2.

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-6

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User Bukunmi
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If you mean x * 2, then you simply plug in -3 for x in the function f(-3):

f(x) = x * 2

f(-3) = -3 * 2

f(-3) = -6

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Answer:

The value of f(-3)=-6

Explanation:

Find f(-3) if f(x) = x times 2


f(x)=x \cdot 2

we need to find f(-3)

f(-3) means the value of x is -3

So to find f(-3) we plug in -3 for x in given f(x)


f(x)= x \cdot


f(-3)= -3 \cdot 2= -3 \cdot 2= -6

The value of f(-3)=-6

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