Algebra I Evaluate each function. h ( n ) = 2 n − 5 ; Find h ( 2 )
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<u>Two-Variable Functions</u>
A function expresses the relation between two variables in such a way that for each input for the independent variable n, there one and only one value for the function h(n). If it's explicitly given as an equation, then we can use values for n as we wish, and compute the different values of h(n).
The question provides the following function
We are required to find h(2), which can be computed by replacing n by the value of 2
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