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Given f(x)=5x+4, solve for x when f(x)=−6.
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Given f(x)=5x+4, solve for x when f(x)=−6.
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Given f(x)=5x+4, solve for x when f(x)=−6.
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f(x) = 5x+4
-6 = 5x+4
-10 = 5x
-2 = x
x = -2
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i think the answer in -26
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