How do you write a linear function $f$ $f$ with the values $f (- 6) = 10$ $f(-6)=10$ and $f (2) = 10$ $f(2)=10$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-01-04T15:12:51

Because both values of $x$ $x$ in the function produce the same result we know the linear function is:

$f (x) = 10$ $f(x) = 10$

How do you write a linear function fff with the values f(-6)=10f(−6)=10f(-6)=10 and f(2)=10f(2)=10f(2)=10?