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F(x)=−2(x+4) What is the value of f(−1)?
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F(x)=−2(x+4)

What is the value of f(−1)?

User Frank Groeneveld
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The answer is -6
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User Sergey Shulik
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the value is -6
(-1,-6)
all you have to do it plug in -1 for x
f(-1)= -2(-1+4
f(-1)=-2(3)
f(-1)=-6
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