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William writes a function f(x)=−2x−10 . He uses an input-output table to represent the function. What is the output of William’s function when the input is −6?

William writes a function f(x)=−2x−10 . He uses an input-output table to represent the function. What is the output of William’s function when the input is −6?
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William writes a function

f(x)=−2x−10
. He uses an input-output table to represent the function.



What is the output of William’s function when the input is
−6?

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User Sohan Soni
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Answer:

2

Explanation:

f(-6) = -2(-6) - 10

f(-6) = 12 - 10

f(-6) = 2

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