2 years ago

( I'm new at functions ;_; ) What is the value of the function y = 2x + 3 ⁢when x=−1 ?

1 answer:

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Answer: y=1
Explanation: all you have to do is plug in “-1” where x is. So you get: y=2(-1) +3.
Simplify and you have -2+3 which is 1

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