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24. Evaluate f(x) =

5x+25\
2x^2-50
when x = -5.

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User Caxcaxcoatl
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\Large\textsf{\textbf{Answer\::}}

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Plug in the value of x (-5) and simplify as follows :


\displaystyle(5(-5)+25)/(2(-5)^2-50)


\displaystyle(-25+25)/(2(25)-50)


\displaystyle(0)/(50-50)


\displaystyle(0)/(0)

We know that we can't divide by zero. Dividing by zero results in infinity , which is not a number .

So the expression is :


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User Anton Ryabyh
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Answer:

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Explanation:

1. Input x = -5 in function f(x):


5(-5) + 25 / 2(-5)^(2) - 50


-25+25 / 50 - 50


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2. Determine the domain


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