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2 years ago

Y=-3(x-4)+3x Find f(-1) Can someone solve and explain please? No Bots No Links.

Mathematics

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9966 [12]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

while f(x) = f(-1) then we can solve the equation

Y=-3(x-4)+3x

f(x)=-3(x-4)+3x

f(-1)=-3(x-4)+3x

=-3((-1)-4)+3(-1) = 12

Y=12

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