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If f(x)=-4x+5, then find f(1)+f(-1)​

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If f(x)=-4x+5, then find f(1)+f(-1)

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f(x) is the function or also the derivative of function with respect to x.

=>Putting values into f(x) defines the changes made in a function.

\bold{\boxed{f(x) =  - 4x + 5}}

 =  > f(1) =  - 4(1) + 5

 =  > f(1) = 5 - 4 = 1

 \bold{=  > f(1) = 1}

 =  > f(x) =  - 4x + 5

 =  > f( - 1) =  - 4( - 1) + 5

 =  > f( - 1) = 4 + 5 = 9

 \bold{=  > f( - 1) = 9}

Hence ,f(1)=1 & f(-1)=9

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