For the function f(x)=5/4x−2, find the value of f (6). Express your answer as a fraction.

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$For the function f(x)=5/4x−2, find the value of f (6). Express your answer as a fraction-example-1$

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Answer:

f(6) =
(5)/(22)

Explanation:

To evaluate f(6) substitute x = 6 into f(x), that is

f(6) =
(5)/(4(6)-2) =
(5)/(24-2) =
(5)/(22)

GerryLowry answered Sep 17, 2022

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