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Given the function w(t) = 15t - 1, w(-1/3)=?​

Given the function w(t) = 15t - 1, w(-1/3)=?​
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Given the function w(t) = 15t - 1, w(-1/3)=?​

User Amrish
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Answer:

-6

Explanation:

substitute -1/3 into w(t) = 15t - 1

=> w(-1/3) = 15(-1/3) - 1

=> w(-1/3) = -6

User AshHeskes
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Answer:

-6

Explanation:

Plug in -1/3for t

W(-1/3)=15(-1/3)-1=-5-1=-6

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