Given g(x)=-x+2g(x)=−x+2, find g(5)g(5).

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Gaitat asked Apr 22, 2022

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Given g(x)=-x+2g(x)=−x+2, find g(5)g(5).

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Answer:

g(5) = -3

Explanation:

given:

g(x) = -x + 2

find:

g(5)

replace the x with 5

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g(5) = -5 + 2

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g(5) = -3

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Answer:

g(5) = -3

Explanation:

Hi there!

g(x)=-x+2

To find g(5), replace x with 5:

$g(5)=-5+2\\g(5)=-3$

I hope this helps!

Mark Lutton answered Apr 29, 2022

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