SOLUTION: If t(x)=5-x3 (to the third power) +x, then t(-1)= Thank you so much, i am having a hard time with these function notations

Question 1106143: If t(x)=5-x3 (to the third power) +x, then t(-1)=
Thank you so much, i am having a hard time with these function notations
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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What is ?

Use your function in decreasing powers of x as . For the value of t when x is -1, use Rational Roots Theorem or Remainder Theorem; or simply substitute for x and evaluate t.

Just making the substitution and evaluating is easiest for this exercise.

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