I was just wondering if I was doing this right...
Evaluate the function when x=3
g(x) = -5(x) + 3
My work:
g(-3) = -5(-3) + 3
g(-3) = 15 + 3
g(-3) = 18
The value of the function is 18
Evaluate the function when x=3
g(x) = -5(x) + 3
My work:
g(-3) = -5(-3) + 3
g(-3) = 15 + 3
g(-3) = 18
The value of the function is 18
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No, your answer is incorrect even though your method is correct. You were asked to evaluate at x = 3, not x = -3:
g(3) = -5(3) + 3
g(3) = -15 + 3
g(3) = -12
However, you did give the correct answer for g(-3) which is what you have in the solution. Did you typo the x=3 part of the question? If so, well done!
g(3) = -5(3) + 3
g(3) = -15 + 3
g(3) = -12
However, you did give the correct answer for g(-3) which is what you have in the solution. Did you typo the x=3 part of the question? If so, well done!
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that's not right
g(-3)=-5(-3)+3 first i thought x=3 not -3 so wouldn't it be -5(3)+3 which is -15+3 and that equals -12.... the function is -12 not 18
g(-3)=-5(-3)+3 first i thought x=3 not -3 so wouldn't it be -5(3)+3 which is -15+3 and that equals -12.... the function is -12 not 18