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Let f(x) = -x -5 and g(x)= 2x +3. f(-4) + g(-6)​
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Let f(x) = -x -5 and g(x)= 2x +3. f(-4) + g(-6)​

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Answer:

-10

Explanation:

f(-4)=-(-4)-5

f(-4)=-1

g(-6)=2(-6)+3

-12+3

g(-6)=-9

add together:

-1+-9

=-10

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