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Given f(x)=5x+5, find f(-4)

Given f(x)=5x+5, find f(-4)
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Given f(x)=5x+5, find f(-4)

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f(-4) This means that x is -4, so you can plug in -4 for "x" in the equation


f(x) = 5x + 5

f(-4) = 5(-4) + 5

f(-4) = -20 + 5

f(-4) = -15

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