Q. For a given input value n, the function h outputs a value m to satisfy the following equation.m+1=−2(n+6)Write a formula for h(n) in terms of n.h(n)=
Subtracting 1 to isolate : We are given the equation and we need to solve for m in terms of n to find the function h(n).\newlineFirst, we will subtract 111 from both sides of the equation to isolate m on one side.\newlineCalculation: m = −2-2−2(n+666) - 111
Distributing −2 -2 −2 across terms: Next, we distribute the −2 -2 −2 across the terms inside the parentheses.\newlineCalculation: m=−2n−12−1 m = -2n - 12 - 1 m=−2n−12−1
Combining like terms: Now, we combine the like terms −12-12−12 and −1-1−1 to simplify the equation further.\newlineCalculation: m=−2n−13m = -2n - 13m=−2n−13
Expressing m in terms of n: We have now expressed m in terms of n, which gives us the function h(n).\newlineFinal formula: h(n) = −2-2−2n - 131313
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