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2 years ago

I need help please help me

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rusak2 [61]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ok,You need to put the value of x that appears in the table to give you the result of h (x)

1.h(x)=4x+5

h(-5)=4(-5)+5

h(-5)= -20+5

h(-5)= -15

2.h(-1)=4(-1)+5

h(-1)= -4+5

h(-1)= 1

3. h(1)=4(1)+5

h(1)=4+5

h(1)=9

4. h(3)=4(3)+5

h(3)=12+5

h(3)=17

5. h(4)=4(4)+5

h(4)=16+5

h(4)=21

Step-by-step explanation:

x h(x)

-5 -15

-1 1

1 9

3 17

4 21

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