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Let f(x)=−2x+3f(x)=-2x+3. Find each of the following:

f(a)=f(a)=
2f(a)=2f(a)=
f(2a)=f(2a)=
f(a+2)=f(a+2)=
f(a)+f(2)=f(a)+f(2)=

User Vinzius
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Answer:

1. f(a) = -2a + 3

2. 2f(a) = -4a + 6

3. f(2a) = -4a + 3

4. f(a+2) = -2a - 1

5. f(a) + f(2) = -2a + 2

Explanation:

for each one, just plug whatever is inside the parentheses inside the equation as x. For example, f(a) = -2(a) + 3. The a replaces all the x's

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