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If h(x) = −4x − 10, find h(−5). -30 1.25 10 -1
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Replace EVERY x with -5. Then evaluate \[\Large h(x)=-4x-10\] \[\Large h(\color{red}{x})=-4(\color{red}{x})-10\] \[\Large h(\color{red}{-5})=-4(\color{red}{-5})-10\] \[\Large h(-5)=???\]
10
I thought it was 10
it is
i just said that
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@bewarebrunette0921 you evaluate `-4(-5)-10` to get `20-10` which is ultimately equal to `10`
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