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If f(x) = -3 - 6x, find f(-2)

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Answer:


\large{ \bold{f(-2)=9}}

Explanation:

In order to find f(-2) we substitute the value of x that's -2 into f(x). That is wherever there is x in f (x) you replace it by -2 and solve.

We have


\large{f(-2) = -3 - 6(-2)\\= -3--12 = -3+12 = 9}

We have the final answer as


\large{f(-2)=9}

Hope this helps you

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