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3 November, 08:29

Let f (x) = 6-2+2e-0.3x. What is f (-4) ?

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  1. 3 November, 08:45
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    f (-4) = 10.636

    Step-by-step explanation:

    In this problem we need to substitute and add together the remaining terms

    f (x) = 6-2+2e-0.3x

    If we simplify

    f (x) = (6-2) + 2e-0.3x

    f (x) = (4) + 2e - 0.3x

    We substitute the value for e (Euler's number)

    e = 2.718

    f (x) = (4) + 2 (2.718) - 0.3x

    f (x) = (4) + 5.436 - 0.3x

    f (x) = 9.436 - 0.3*x

    We just need to substitute for x = - 4, to get f (-4)

    f (-4) = 9.436 - 0.3 * (-4)

    f (-4) = 9.436 + 1.2

    f (-4) = 10.636
  2. 3 November, 08:56
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    Answer: 1.3
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