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Find f(-4) when f(x)=x^2-4x-3
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When you see f(x) the value of x is what you plug into the equation. Thus F(4) means that in the equation x^2 -4x-3 x=4
You just replace x to -4, like this: \[f(\color{red}x) = \color{red}x^2-4\color{red}x-3 \\ f(\color{red}{-4}) = (\color{red}{-4})^2 - 4(\color{red}{-4})-3\]
Thank you geerky42 & am!rah. :)
glad we helped
I am writing down your math now. It works.
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