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If f(x)= -x+1, evaluate f(x-h)
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If f(x)= -x+1, evaluate f(x-h)

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Answer:

f(x-h) = -x +h + 1

Step-by-step explanation:

f(x) = - x + 1

to find f(x - h), substitute x = x - h into the function

f(x-h) = - (x - h) + 1 = - x + h + 1

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