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Given f (x) = 6 (1- x), what is the value of f (-5)?
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Given f (x) = 6 (1- x), what is the value of f (-5)?

User Deltics
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Answer:

f(-5)=6(1-(-)5) f(-5)=6×6

f(-5)=36 Hope this will be helpful

User TechnoTony
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Answer: 36

Explanation:

1) substitute x for 6

get f(-5)=6(1--5)= 6+30=46

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