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Let f(x)=-4x+7. Find and simply f(p). f(p)

Let f(x)=-4x+7. Find and simply f(p). f(p)
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Let f(x)=-4x+7. Find and simply f(p). f(p)

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To find and simplify f(p) when f(x) = -4x + 7, we substitute p for x in the given function.

f(p) = -4p + 7

This is the simplified form of f(p). So, f(p) is equal to -4p + 7.

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