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I'm confused on functions...if f(x)=2x+1, what is f(t+1) ?
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f(x) = f(t+1) it means that x = t+1
so for your function f(x) = 2x+1 and we're asked f(t+1). that means that our x = t+1. So just plug that into our function f(t+1) = 2(t+1)+1 and solve
ohhh so is it okay to still have a variable, in this case t, in the solution?
yup
so just solve this part 2(t+1)+1 and that will be our f(t+1)
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distribute the 2 for (t+1) 2(t)+2(1)+1 and combine like terms/simplify
what's 2+1 ?
=2t+3 ?
correct
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