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What is the value of f(3) when f(x)=4x+1?
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What is the value of f(3) when f(x)=4x+1?

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Answer:

F(x)= 4x+1

To find f(3) you substitute it into x.

F(3)= 4(3)+1

F(3)=12+1

F(3)=13

Explanation:

User Christian Shay
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Answer:

F(3)=13

Explanation:

4*3+1

Swap X for 3 to get your answer

User Liza Daly
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