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If f(x) = 130x - 2], find f(3)

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If f(x) = 130x - 2], find f(3)

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Answer:

f(3)= 130(3) -2

f(3)= 390-2

f(3)= 388

Explanation:

in my own understanding

Michael Soulier answered May 21, 2023

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65

Explanation:

only due .I am not very sure

Gdubs answered May 26, 2023

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