Question

If f(x) = -2x + 1, find f(-6)

Answer 1

12

13

-11

-7

Answer 2

f(x) = -2x + 1

f(x) ==> f(-6)

Substitute (-6) for "x" values
f(-6) = -2(-6) + 1
f(-6) = 12 + 1
f(-6) = ___

Answer 3

@jenniferjuice do you understand? what did you get?

Answer 4

um well not really ...

Answer 5

@some_someone

Answer 6

Okay, what are you uncertain on? Any specific step(s)?

Answer 7

You just plug in -6 for the x :)

Answer 8

what do i do at the end?
i got the substituting part

Answer 9

^ yup I said that and demonstrated that :)

All he had to do at the end is just simply do some adding and get the answer, since i did step by step.

Answer 10

f(-6) = ___

Answer 11

f(-6) = -2(-6) + 1
f(-6) = 12 + 1
f(-6) = ___

*Just add*

Answer 12

oh lol i thought i was supposed to divide ..

Answer 13

I left a blank so that you could put the answer.

Answer 14

okay so f(-6)=13

Answer 15

yup :)

Answer 16

so B?

Answer 17

B.) 13

Seems right.

Answer 18

okay thankyouuu ! :)

Answer 19

yw :)