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Given b(x) = X+41, what is b(-10)? О -10 боооо

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Answer: 31
step by step solution: so the function is b(x)=x+41. they want to know what the function would equal when b(-10). so b(-10) means that you would plug (-10) in for x in the function so the function would now be b(x)=(-10)+41. now all you have to do is simplify the function. b(x)=31. so the function b(-10)=x+41 equals 31. hope this helped!!! have a great day.

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