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3• f(-4)-3•8 (-2) pls I’m in need of this.

Options:
A) 5
B) 7
C) 12
D) -9

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Final answer:

The given expression cannot be fully solved without the definition of the function f(x). We can simplify part of the expression but f(-4) is unknown, making it impossible to provide a complete answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve the expression 3 · f(-4) - 3 · 8(-2), we need a function f(x) that gives us the value for f(-4). The information provided does not contain a specific function for f(x), so we must assume that f(-4) represents an unknown value that we cannot determine with the given information.

However, we can simplify the second part of the expression 3 · 8(-2). Using the rule that multiplying two negative numbers results in a positive product, we have:

  • 8(-2) = -16
  • 3(·16) = -48

Without the value of f(-4), we cannot provide a final answer to the expression. Therefore, more information or context is needed to fully resolve this problem.

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