Answer – True
To begin an indirect proof, you assume the inverse of what you intend to prove is true. An indirect proof takes the conclusion from a hypothesis and assumes that the inverse is true until a contradiction is reached, thus showing that if the inverse is true there would be a contradiction. In other words, indirect proof demonstrates that something else apart from the given statement (usually algebraic or geometric) would not make sense.
Step-by-step explanation:
start from f(g(x))
f(g(x))= 3(g(x)) -2
f(g(x))= 6x -2
h(f(g(x)))=(f(g(x)))² -5(f(g(x)))
h(f(g(x)))=(6x-2)² -5(6x-2)
h(f(g(x)))=36x²-24x+4-(30x-10)
h(f(g(x)))=36x²-24x+4-30x+10
h(f(g(x)))=36x²-54x+14
It 20 because it is and you multiply
