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Given the function k described by k(x)= x+4, find the following: k(0)=?
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Just let x=0. So... k(0)=(0)+4 k(0)=4 And there is your answer :)
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k(-1) =?
No problem :) For k=(-1), its the same idea... k(-1)=(-1)+4 k(-1)=-1+4 k(-1)=3
k(-13) =?
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k(-13)=(-13)+4 k(-13)=-9
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uh oh...k(12)=?
k(12)=(12)+4 k(12)=16
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One more.... k(c+6) = ?
k(c+6)=(c+6)+4 k(c+6)=c+10
In this case you don't get a numerical value, since you are replacing the variable x with another variable.
You were right every time. Damn you are smart!
It's simple substitution :) You'll probably get the hang of it quickly.
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