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Ccalculate the value of f(4) for this function. f(x) = -(x-7)+3 i know the anwser is f(4)=6 but how?

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Answer:

To calculate the value of f(4) for the given function f(x) = -(x-7)+3, we simply need to substitute x=4 in the expression for f(x) and simplify:

f(4) = -(4-7)+3

f(4) = -(-3)+3

f(4) = 6

Therefore, the value of f(4) is 6.

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Answer:

See below

Explanation:

we have f(x) = -(x-7) + 3

and we want to find f(4)

essentially, f(4) means that the input is 4 and to find the output we plug in the value of the input where ever x is and evaluate.

So for f(x) = -(x-7) + 3

To find f(4) we replace all x's with 4

f(4) = -(4-7) + 3

we now evaluate

==> subtract 7 from 4

f(4) = -(-3) + 3

==> apply two negative rule ( basically if there are two negative signs they cancel out and the number turn positive )

f(4) = 3 + 3

==> add 3 and 3

f(4) = 6

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