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NO LINKS!! Please assist me with this problem Part 2m​-example-1
User Jja
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Answer:


\textsf{(a)} \quad \boxed{9a-3}


\textsf{(b)} \quad \boxed{-9a-3}


\textsf{(c)} \quad \boxed{-9a+3}

Explanation:

Given function:


f(x) = 9x - 3

Part (a)

To find f(a), substitute x = a into the function:


\implies f(a)=9a-3

Part (b)

To find f(-a), substitute x = -a into the function:


\implies f(-a)=-9a-3

Part (c)

To find -f(a), first substitute x = a into the function:


\implies f(a)=9a-3

Then make the function negative:


\begin{aligned}\implies -f(a)&=-(9a-3)\\&=-9a+3 \end{aligned}

User Rick Copeland
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Given function

  • f(x) = 9x - 3

Find the following

  • a) f(a) = 9a - 3
  • b) f(-a) = 9(-a) - 3 = - 9a - 3
  • c) - f(a) = - (9a - 3) = - 9a + 3
User Pawan Sen
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