Question #f6ab2 Algebra Expressions, Equations, and Functions Algebra Expressions with Fraction Bars 1 Answer smendyka Nov 27, 2016 f(−10)=−542 Explanation: Substitute -10 for each occurrence of x in the function: f(−10)=−10−102−16 f(−10)=−10100−16 f(−10)=−1084 f(−10)=22⋅−542 f(−10)=−542 Answer link Related questions How do you simplify an algebra expression with fraction bars? What operation does a fraction bar represent? How do you evaluate the expression (3x+xy) when x=4 and y=2? How do you evaluate the expression (5y)x when x=2 and y=−1? How do you apply PEMDAS for expressions with fraction bars? How do you evaluate the expression jkj+k when j=−2 and k=3? What are some algorithms used to find square root(or to approximate them)? Say √2,√7 How do you simplify 4a−3(a+b)? On Monday, it rained 114 inches. On Tuesday, it rained 35 inch. How much more did it rain... What is 726+856? See all questions in Algebra Expressions with Fraction Bars Impact of this question 2279 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License