Question

HELP PLEASE !!! <3

Answer 1

@satellite73

Answer 2

ok that was wrong sorry

Answer 3

what was wrong?

Answer 4

for \(-4\) and \(3\) use the top rule so
\[h(-4)=\frac{1}{2}\times (-4)-1\]

Answer 5

\[h(3)=\frac{1}{2}\times 3-1\]

Answer 6

and you are told \(h(-1)=4\)

Answer 7

first one is 2, second one is 1.5?

Answer 8

@satellite73

Answer 9

@dan815

Answer 10

tope try again

Answer 11

nope*

Answer 12

i dont really understand it, can you explain what to do?

Answer 13

did you compute?

Answer 14

yes, ^^

Answer 15

\[\frac{1}{2}\times (-4)=1=-2-1=-3\]

Answer 16

-2=1=-3=-3?

Answer 17

oops i meant
\[\frac{1}{2}\times (-4)-1=-2-1=-3\]

Answer 18

lets say it in inglish
one half of minus four is minus two
minus two minus one is minus three

Answer 19

-3=-3=-3?

Answer 20

lol megan xD

Answer 21

lol am i retarded?

Answer 22

lmaaooo

Answer 23

nope :)

Answer 24

lol im not understanding.

Answer 25

okay so when x is not -1 you stick it into the other equality
h(x)=x/2-1 when x is not -1

Answer 26

h(-4)=-4/2 -1 = -2-1 =-3

Answer 27

h(-1)=4 that is given

Answer 28

so the answer for h(-1)=4?

Answer 29

h(3)=3/2-1=1.5-1=0.5=1/2

Answer 30

yeaah

Answer 31

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Answer 32

ok so the other ones should be..

Answer 33

if x=-1 then h(x)=4
if x is not -1 then h(x)=1/2* x -1

Answer 34

i dont know what youre saying tbh.

Answer 35

T_T

Answer 36

im sorry, can you explain a little less complicatedly? :(

Answer 37

okay so this is how a function works h(x) =x/2-1
it means when you pick a value for x, you replace wherever you see that x with it in the equation

Answer 38

okay but the h(x) when there is a number there, what happenes to the h?

Answer 39

@Mateaus Please help? :(

Answer 40

what's the issue?

Answer 41

im not understanding at all of how to do this