How do you evaluate p(-6) given p(x)=-x-2?

1 Answer
Feb 16, 2017

See the entire evaluation process below:

Explanation:

To evaluate this function you need to substitute color(red)(-6) for every occurrence of color(red)(x) in the function and then calculate the result:

p(color(red)(x)) = -color(red)(x) - 2 becomes:

p(color(red)(-6)) = -color(red)((-6)) - 2

p(color(red)(-6)) = color(red)((6)) - 2

p(color(red)(-6)) = 4