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P(a) = 3a - 5; Find p(6)
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P(a) = 3a - 5; Find p(6)

User Corey Witherow
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Given:

p(a) = 3a - 5

To find p(6), substitute 6 for a in the equation.

p(6) = 3(6) - 5

= 18 - 5

= 13

ANSWER:

13

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