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if g(n) =n^2+n and h(n)=n^2-n which of the following is equal to h(m+1)? g(m), g(m)+1, g(m)-1, h(m)-1
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first calculate what h(m+1) evaluates to
m^2+2m+1-m-1 = ,m^2+m
g(m)
why
@wrik003 why is it g(m
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because h(m+1) = ((m+1)^2) - (m+1) = (m^2) + m = g(m) (given)... and anyways I don't copy answers without doing the sums! ;-)
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