Question

uhmmm ya i dk how to do these still
d(-2)= -3/2(-2)+5

Answer 1

I think you already figured it out. It looks like you plugged in (-2) for whatever variable you are given in d(x) or d(t) etc.,//

Answer 2

ya uhm i need the answer i know i plugged in the -2 but thats not what i was looking for

Answer 3

Multiply and add.

Answer 4

d(-2)= -3/2(-2)+5

d(-2)= (-3/2)(-2/1)+5 ... rewrite -2 as -2/1

d(-2)= (-3*(-2))/(2*1)+5 ... multiply straight across

d(-2)= 6/2+5 ... multiply

I'll let you finish. Remember to follow PEMDAS

Answer 5

17?

Answer 6

how are you getting that?

Answer 7

How did you get 17?

Answer 8

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Answer 9

\[\frac{-3}{2}(-2)+5\]

Answer 10

The (-2) and (2) cancel out to give you (-1).
(-3)(-1) + 5 = ??