Question

what's h(-3) given h(x) = -/2 - x/?

Answer 1

PLug in -3 where the x is. And then solve.

Answer 2

\[h(x) = -|2 - x|\]

Answer 3

Substitution. That's how the notation works.

If f(x) = 3 + x, then f(2) = 3 + 2
If h(x) = x - 9/x, then h(4) = 4 - 9/4

Answer 4

so 1? still kinda confused

Answer 5

Did you substitute '-3' everywhere is says 'x' in the definition?

Answer 6

-5?

Answer 7

Are you guessing? Please show your work.

Answer 8

no im not guessing. -/2 - (-3)/
2- (-3) = 5
-5

Answer 9

Excellent. Go with confidence.

Answer 10

thank you