Given that f(x)=-3x+9, what is f(4)?

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Given that f(x)=-3x+9, what is f(4)?

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Answer:

Explanation:

f(4)= -3*4+9

f(4)=-12+9

f(4)=-3

Nitochi answered Nov 7, 2021

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Answer:

F(4) = -3

Explanation:

First, you would plug in 4 for x. PEMDAS, so you would multiply -3 and 4, giving you -12. Then add 9, which gives you -3.

Rajkumar Vasan answered Nov 13, 2021

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