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With functions, you take the number that is in the ( ), so we have f(-2), and take the fomula f(x) = 0.8(2 – x) and everywhere you see an 'x' replace it with the -2 f(–2)=0.8(2 – (-2))
We will have to work with the expression of 0.8(2-(-2) When you want to evaluate these types of expressions, you want to use the Order of Operations: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction. First we have to evaluate the parentheses. What is 2-(-2)
its 4.
ok now you got 0.8 (4)
Now we have the remains of 0.8(4). If a number is within the parenthesis, then it means that we have to multiply the number inside with the number that is outside. What is 0.8*4 its 3.2 soooo your answer is going to be
3.2
Answer: The correct answer is the second choice: "When any two polynomials are added, the result is always a polynomial."
When a set of numbers is "closed" under an operation, it means that the resulting output answer is the same type as the input.
For example, if you add 2x + 9 and 3x + 12, you get 5x + 21.
You started with 2 polynomials and you ended with a polynomial.
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