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What is f(7) for the rule of f(x)=-5x+10​

What is f(7) for the rule of f(x)=-5x+10​
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What is f(7) for the rule of f(x)=-5x+10​

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Answer:

f(7) = - 25

Explanation:

To evaluate f(7) substitute x = 7 into f(x), that is

f(7) = - 5(7) + 10 = - 35 + 10 = - 25

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