Question

If h(x) = −3x − 10, find h(−3).

Answer 1

\[h(x) = −3x − 10\]
\[h(-3) = −3(-3) − 10\]\[\quad\qquad= ~\dots\]

Answer 2

im confused

Answer 3

ok, how are you confused,

Answer 4

everythings confusing

Answer 5

all i have done is to substitute x = -3

Answer 6

to finish we just have to simplify the equation \(h(-3)=-3\times-3-10\)

Answer 7

does this help
\[h(x)=−3(x)−10\]

Answer 8

otay so i think i got it is he answer h(-3)=-1

Answer 9

good stuff,

Answer 10

what is
h(0)

Answer 11

0

Answer 12

\[h(0)=−3(0) − 10=0-10=-10\]

Answer 13

when you have bracket in front of a function they indicate the variable

Answer 14

alright
ty i really appericate it