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Given f(x)=-x-4f(x)=−x−4, solve for x when f(x)=6
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Given f(x)=-x-4f(x)=−x−4, solve for x when f(x)=6

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Answer:

x = -10

Explanation:

6 = -x - 4

+4 +4

10 = -x

-10 = x

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