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sertanlavr [38]3 years ago

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This is a linear function. We are trying to find the output given an input of -5.

f(-5) = -3(-5)-4

f(-5) = 15-4

f(-5) = 11.

Solution: (-5, 11)

Given x=-5, input -5 in for x and follow PEMDAS to solve.

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