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Given f(x)=-x+2 find f(-6)​
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Given f(x)=-x+2 find f(-6)​

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Answer:

8

Explanation:

Substitute -6 for every x in the equation:

f(-6) = -(-6) + 2

Solve the right side of the equation:

6 + 2

=8

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