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H(x) = 2x-6 4x^2 +8 H(-1)=?

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1 answer:

Mariulka [41]4 years ago

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Answer:

H(-1) = <u>2(-1) - 6</u>

4(-1)^2+8

= <u>- 2-6</u>

4(1)+8

= <u>-8</u>

=<u>-2</u>

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