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Chapter 3: Q. 336 (page 328)

How do you find the value of a function?

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The value of a function is the quantity assumed by the function for the values of the variable.

Step by step solution

01

Given information 

The value of a function .

The value of a function can be find by assume some value of the variable assumed to the function

02

Example to find value of a function 

Lets assume a function

f(x)=2x+5Let,x=3Substitutex=3inthegivenfunctionf(x)andfindf(3)f(3)=2(3)+5f(3)=11

The value of the function at x=3 is 11

The value of the function is found by substituting the x value in the given function f(x)

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