How do you find k(-10)k(−10) given k(x)=-x+1k(x)=−x+1?

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Anthony R.
Jul 2, 2017

k(-10)=11k(−10)=11

Explanation:

k(-10)k(−10) means what is the value of kk when xx is -10−10. We can find the value of kk by substituting -10−10 for xx in k(x)=-x+1k(x)=−x+1

:.k(-10)=-(-10)+1

k(-10)=10+1

k(-10)=11 larr This means that when x is -10, k is 11

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