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F(x)=-x+3 what’s f(x)

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f(x) is another way to say y. F(x) is most commonly used when comparing functions. f(x) is just y. Therefore, writing
f(x)=mx+b is the same thing as writing
y=mx+b
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f(x) is another word for y-intercept, so imagine y=mx+b, find your slope and plug it into the equation you need to find.
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