Understand (g@h)(−2): First, we need to understand what (g@h)(−2) means. The notation (g@h)(x) means that we first apply the function h to x, and then apply the function g to the result of h(x). So, we need to find h(−2) first.
Find h(−2): Now, let's find h(−2) using the function rule h(x)=(21)x.h(−2)=(21)−2