Theres 2 here, pleaseeee help

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1 answer:

True [87]4 years ago

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With the first one, you just plug the numbers inside the parentheses into f(x). Therefore:
f(-2)=40
f(-1)=18
f(0)=8
f(1)=10
f(2)=24

For the second one, you look at the table and find where x=1. The number there is 24, so therefore, f(1)=24

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