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If f(x)=-14/-20x+7-13x^2 find f (-7)

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Final answer:

To find f(-7) with the given function f(x), substitute -7 for x, simplify the expression, and calculate the result. The value of f(-7) is -637.095.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find f(-7) of the function f(x) = -14 / (-20x + 7) - 13x^2, we substitute x = -7 into the function. This gives us:

f(-7) = -14 / (-20(-7) + 7) - 13(-7)^2

First, we simplify inside the parentheses:

= -14 / (140 + 7) - 13(49)

= -14 / 147 - 637

Next, we simplify the fraction and the multiplication:

= -14 / 147 - 637

Since -14/147 simplifies to -1/10.5 or approximately -0.095, and -637 is kept as is:

= -0.095 - 637

Finally, we add the two terms to find f(-7):

= -0.095 - 637

= -637.095

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