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Given f(x)=-x-2f(x)=−x−2, find f(3)f(3).

Given f(x)=-x-2f(x)=−x−2, find f(3)f(3).
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Given f(x)=-x-2f(x)=−x−2, find f(3)f(3).

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User Igor Toporet
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Answer:

f(3) = -5

Explanation:

f(x)=-x-2

Let x = 3

f(3) = -3-2

= -5

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