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K(x) = x + 1; Find k(−7)​
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K(x) = x + 1; Find k(−7)​

User PiotrDomo
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x = -7 so replace x with -7 i.e. k(-7) = -7 + 1 = -6
User Krishna Reddy
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Answer:

k=-6

Explanation:

This means k=-7+1 = -6

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