ramonav1410
ramonav1410
13-11-2020
Mathematics
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n (x)=-5|x|– 2x-3,
what is n(-x)?
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santashelperkim
santashelperkim
13-11-2020
Answer:
n (x)=-5|-x|+ 2x-3,
Step-by-step explanation:
n (-x)=-5|-x|– 2(-x)-3
= -5|-x|+ 2x-3
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