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What is the value for ƒ(x) = 42x - 100 when x = 2 ?

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User Courtney
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Answer:

-16

Explanation:

We are given that a function


f(x)=42x-100

We have to find the value of given function at x=2

To find the value of function at x=2 we will substitute x=2 in given function.

Substitute x=2 in given function

Then, we get


f(2)=42(2)-100


f(2)=84-100

Using multiplication property of integer


f(2)=-16

Subtraction property of integers

Hence, the value of function at x=2 =-16

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User Anandi Das
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f(2)=42(2)-100
f(2)=84-100
f(2)=-16
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User Aleksi
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