If f(x)=4x-2/3 what would f(a+3) be

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Johann Hibschman asked Mar 16, 2022

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If f(x)=4x-2/3 what would f(a+3) be

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it will look like this 4(a+3)-2/3

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look since the equation "a+3" replaced for the place of "x" in f(x), you replace it on the equation "4x- 2/3" and just solve

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