Question

G(n) = -3n^3 + 1 + n h(n) = 3n - 2 Find (g - h)(n)

Answer 1

A composite function is commonly written into some other function. It's also accomplished by replacing one function with a second and it has two functions, f, and g, which generate a new function, and the further discussion can be defined as follows:

Given:

$\to \bold{g(n) = -3n^3 + 1 + n}\\\\\to \bold{h(n) = 3n - 2}$

To Find:

$\to \bold{(g - h)(n)}$

Solution:

$\to \bold{g(n) = -3n^3 + 1 + n}\\\\\to \bold{h(n) = 3n - 2}$

$\to \bold{(g - h)(n)= g(n) - h(n)}$

                      $\bold{= -3n^3+1+n- (3n-2)}\\\\\bold{= -3n^3+1+n- 3n+2}\\\\\bold{= -3n^3- 2n+3}\\\\\bold{= -3n^3- 2n+3}$

So, the final answer is "$\bold{-3n^3-2n+3}$".

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