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F(x)=1/3x−5, what is (−6)? −10.67 −7 -3 −1.33
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F(x)=1/3x−5, what is (−6)?

−10.67
−7
-3
−1.33

User Marco Barbero
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Answer:

-7

Explanation:

f(x)=1/3x-5

f(-6)=1/3(-6)-5

f(-6)=-6/3-5

f(-6)=-2-5

f(-6)=-7

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