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3 years ago

I absolutely suck in math so please just help me

Mathematics

1 answer:

agasfer [191]3 years ago

5 0

All you have to do is substitute the values of x.

h(0) = |-3(0) + 5|

h(0) = |5|

h(0) = 5

The answer for h(0) is 5.

h(5) = |-3(5) +5|

h(5) = |-15 + 5|

h(5) = |-10|

h(5) = 10

The answer to h(5) is 10.

I hope this helps!

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