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Let f:R+ R be defined by f(x)= ax+b, x £ R. If f(1) =5 and f(-4)= - 5, find the values of a and b and find the function f(x).​

Let f:R+ R be defined by f(x)= ax+b, x £ R. If f(1) =5 and f(-4)= - 5, find the values of a and b and find the function f(x).​
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Let f:R+ R be defined by f(x)= ax+b, x £ R. If f(1) =5 and f(-4)= - 5, find the values of a and b and find the function f(x).​

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a=2 b=3

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Let f:R+ R be defined by f(x)= ax+b, x £ R. If f(1) =5 and f(-4)= - 5, find the values-example-1
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