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Given f(x) = -x+ 1, find f (0).

Given f(x) = -x+ 1, find f (0).
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Given f(x) = -x+ 1, find f (0).

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Answer:Given, f(x)=5x−1To find: f(0)Put x=0 in the given eqation.Therefore, we getf(0)=5(0)−1=0−1=−1

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