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What is -f(x) as a simplified polynomial?
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What is -f(x) as a simplified polynomial?

What is -f(x) as a simplified polynomial?-example-1
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Explanation:

very simple : you apply the "-" operator to the function definition.

as you can write -f(x) also as -(f(x).

so, you just put the regular f(x) in, and then make it all "negative" :

-f(x) = -(4x² - 5) = -4x² + 5

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