Question

what is the value b(10) when b(x)= |3-x| + 1

Answer 1

b(10) is b(x) where you've plugged in 10 for every instance of x. Thus b(10) = |3-10| + 1

Can you figure out what that simplifies to?

Answer 2

-7

Answer 3

@cathyangs

Answer 4

So not quite. What do the "|" marks mean around the |3-x| in the original b(x)?