-f(x) of f(x)=4x^2+5x+4

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daniellelovee · Answer

@thomasker

usukidoll · Answer

if we have f(x) = 4x^2+5x+4 and there is a -f(x) then we have -(4x^2+5x+4). All you have to do is distribute the negative.

anonymous · Answer

Here you just got to put a minus in front of the function, so all the plusses become minus and vice versa: 
$$-f(x) = -4x^2-5x-4$$

sweetburger · Answer

welp what @thomasker and @UsukiDoll said would be dead  on

usukidoll · Answer

you know it would be helpful if I see attempts at least on these problems. I deal with way harder stuff than this...

haseeb96 · Answer

@thomasker  no it is

just replace x by -x all the places in the given equation

daniellelovee · Answer

and what about f(h+x)??

usukidoll · Answer

replace all x's with the h+x if you have f(h+x)

haseeb96 · Answer

then replace x by ''h+x''

sweetburger · Answer

this going downhill fast

anonymous · Answer

@Haseeb96 if it was replacing x by -x the question wasn't -f(x) but is would be f(-x)

usukidoll · Answer

you have to do at least attempt and learn the concepts behind all of this. What if you have an exam and you have close notes close calculator and close textbook?

sweetburger · Answer

Yea, I aggree with @thomasker in this situation you would apply the negative to the entire function.