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Let f(x) = 12 over the quantity of 4 x + 2. Find f(−1). a .−6 b.−2 c.2 d.6

Let f(x) = 12 over the quantity of 4 x + 2. Find f(−1). a .−6 b.−2 c.2 d.6
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Let f(x) = 12 over the quantity of 4 x + 2. Find f(−1). a .−6 b.−2 c.2 d.6

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the answer would be 3
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The answer is B:-2 due to the fact that you replace x with -1
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