Math destroyer test twelve question twenty eight

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Can someone show their work for this? The answer is E but I am not sure how to get there
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It should technically be

f(1-x) = (1-x) + 2
which simplifies to
f(1-x) = 1-x+2
f(1-x) = 3-x

So the bootcamp answer just took a shortcut and didn't bother putting in the paranthesis. The end result is the same.
 
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It should technically be

f(1-x) = (1-x) + 2
which simplifies to
f(1-x) = 1-x+2
f(1-x) = 3-x

So the bootcamp answer just took a shortcut and didn't bother putting in the paranthesis. The end result is the same.
Why is it not 1-(x+2)? If fx=x+2 shouldn't f(-x)=-(x+2)?
 
Why is it not 1-(x+2)? If fx=x+2 shouldn't f(-x)=-(x+2)?


We're given f(x-1) = x+1
then f(x) = x+2
Remember f(x) means you're replacing whatever's in f(x) into the x value. Try putting the first one back into the equation
f(x-1) = (x-1) +2 = x-1 +2 = x+1

f(-x) = (-x) +2 = -x+2

f(1-x)= (1-x) + 2 = 1-x+2 = 3-x