4 years ago

Evaluate h(5t^{2})given that h(t)=17-11t

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1 answer:

Gala2k [10]4 years ago

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$h(t)=17-11t$
$h(5t^{2})=17-11(5t^{2})$
$h(5t^{2})=17-55t^{2}$

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