What is f(a) in the given function 6x-5

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Answer:

f(a) = 6a -5

Explanation:

Assuming your function is ...

f(x) = 6x -5

The expression f(a) means you replace x with 'a' everywhere in the above function definition:

f(a) = 6a -5

Wug answered Aug 31, 2021

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