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Consider the function f(x) = 3x. Which statement MUST be true? A) f(3) f(1) = f(6) f(4) B) f(3)·f(1) = f(6)·f(4) C) f(3) ? f(1) = f(6) ? f(4) Eliminate D) f(3) ? f(1) = f(?3) ? f(?1)

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Consider the function f(x) = 3x. Which statement MUST be true? A) f(3) f(1) = f(6) f(4) B) f(3)·f(1)...