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All you do is plug in x = whatever wherever you see an x. So, for f(1) you are doing it for x = 1. So, plug in 1 everywhere you see an x: \[(3(1)^2-4(1)+1)/(3(1)-1)=(3-4+1)/(3-1)=0/2=0\]
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That's a pretty impressive question! Here's where we start... Let's see if the top can factor first...
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would i start by canceling out the 3 on the top and bottom?
No, you can't cancel them because they are not factors. You want to factor first and then cancel things.
The reason you can't cancel like that is similar to the reason you can't do this: |dw:1332645826666:dw|
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