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Given b(x)=|x+41|, what is b(-10)?
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Given b(x)=|x+41|, what is b(-10)?

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31

Explanation:

Substitute -10 for x in b(x)=|x+41|, obtaining f(-10) = |-10 + 41|. This result simplifies to f(-10) = |31| = 31

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