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El documento proporciona 20 problemas de evaluación de funciones. Cada problema pide evaluar una función dada para un valor específico de entrada y calcular el valor de salida correspondiente. Los problemas cubren una variedad de funciones como polinomios, funciones absolutas, raíces cúbicas y funciones racionales.
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