Using the function f(X)=-3X+1 find f(2M+5)
the (2M+5) takes the place of X in the function
f(2M+5) = -3(2M+5) + 1
To find f(2M+5) using the function f(X) = -3X+1, we need to substitute the value of (2M+5) into the function and simplify.
Step 1: Replace X in the function with the given expression (2M+5):
f(2M+5) = -3(2M+5)+1
Step 2: Distribute the -3 across the parentheses:
f(2M+5) = -6M - 15 + 1
Step 3: Simplify the expression by combining like terms:
f(2M+5) = -6M - 14
So, the value of f(2M+5) using the function f(X) = -3X+1 is -6M - 14.