the function h defined by the following rule h(x)=3x+4 Complete the function table http://prntscr.com/20toqs
Plug in the respective values into the function. If each x gets mapped into 3*x + 4 Then h(5)=15+4=19 h(4)= 12+ 4 = 16 h(-2) = -6 + 4 = -2 etc.
so i solve this ? h(-5)=15+4
i got - 19/5
so do i just put -19 as answer?
When a negative number is multiplied by a positive one, you get a negative product -5*3 = -15
so i am suppose to multiply them by 3
h(x)=3x+4 is your function That means that for every x you get, you plug in that number into every x variable in the function h(1) = (3*1) + 4 h(2) = (3*2) + 4
then i simplify?
Exactly. You do the multiplication first and then add. try again. What is the result of h(-5)?
so i solve for h or x
Remember that h is the function. Look at your problem: h(x) = 3x+4 You can't solve for h really. All you can do is take the value and plug it back into the function they gave. since x = -5 this time, you plug -5 into all places x appears
5h/3 - 4/3
you're looking at h as a variable. It is a function. All it does is stand for what you're supposed to do. h(x) means. h is the function name. x is the variable you're plugging things into h(x) = \[x^{2}\] would take any number between the parentheses and square it
i just dont know
is this your first time seeing equations? x is the variable. x is what you plug in to. h(-5) means you plug in -5 to the original equation you get -5*3+4 = -15 + 4 = -11 There is no solving for h. That's your answer right there
i get it
so go through the x values and post your answer. I'll help you out with each step
-2*3+4
for the second?
exactly. and what does that evaluate to after simplifying it?
-2
yup, correct :D. Go through the table and type out each value
thanks i just realized its very easy
Looks good as far as I can tell. Great job.
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