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Find f(x) if it is known that f(x−2)=2x−4.

Find f(x) if it is known that f(x−2)=2x−4.
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Find f(x) if it is known that f(x−2)=2x−4.

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User RobertF
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Answer:

f(x) = 2x

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User Katherine
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Answer:

I'm not sure how far it has to go but from what i know this is what I came up with

Explanation:

f(x−2)=2x−4.

f(x)=4x-4

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