Vanessa G.

asked • 03/27/14

Quick Math Question :)

So for one of my pre0calc questions it shows me a graph and tells me to evaluate
a) f(-x) for x=-4
b) -f(x) for x=-6
-f(-x) for x=-4
-f(x+2) for x=0
and f(-x) + 4 for x=-6......so what exactly is it asking or wanting me to do ?

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Steve S. answered • 03/27/14

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Vanessa G.

Thanks !!! so would the second one be x=6 ??
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03/27/14

Steve S.

It would be -f(-6). Find f(-6) on the graph and multiply that value by –1.
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03/27/14

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