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Given the function ƒ(x )=x^2 - 5, find ƒ(7). 44 2 49
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Given the function ƒ(x )=x^2 - 5, find ƒ(7).
44
2
49

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We put 7 into x^2 -5 and get (49 -5) and that equals 44, and that's the answer.

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