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  • 10-01-2015
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If F(X)= 6X-4 and F(A)= 26 what is the value of a? Explain?

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naǫ naǫ
  • 10-01-2015
[tex]F(X)=6X-4 \hbox{ and } F(A)=26 \\ \hbox{substitute A for X:} \\ F(A)=6A-4 \\ 26=6A-4 \\ 26+4=6A \\ 30=6A \\ \frac{30}{6}=A \\ \boxed{A=5}[/tex]
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Аноним Аноним
  • 10-01-2015
26=6a -4
30 = 6am
(Divide both sides by 6)
A = 5
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