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Ƒ(x) = -(-x), when x = -3?

Ƒ(x) = -(-x), when x = -3?
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Ƒ(x) = -(-x), when x = -3?

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-3

Explanation:

Substitute negative 3 as x and you get this -(--3). Then the two negatives make a positive and it's -(3) which becomes -3.

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