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Chapter 14: Q. 20 (page 906)

In Problem, use the accompanying graph ofy=fx

find the value off-6andf-4

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The value off-6=2andf-4=1

Step by step solution

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Step1. Given information 

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Step2. find the value of the function at points 

the value of f(a) is the value of function at x= a

so according to the function

f-6=2f-4=1

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