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3 years ago

Using the function below, evaluate f(-2). * 2 points f(x) = 3x? - 5x - 2

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monitta3 years ago

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Okay so I'm guessing that they are two different formulas the f(x)= 3x and the f(x)= -5x-2. If that's is true then you would just have to plug in -2 to the x's. So then it would be f(x)= 3(-2) which if you solve it would give you f(x)= -6 and for the second one it would be f(x)= -5(-2)-2 so then you would solve for it and get f(x)= 8.

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