Q. Given that f(x)=3x,g(x)=x+3 and h(x)=2f(x+1)+3g(x), then what is the value of h(6) ?Answer:
Understand Given Functions: Understand the functions given and what is being asked.We are given three functions f(x), g(x), and h(x), and we need to find the value of h(6).
Calculate f(7): Calculate f(6+1) since h(x) involves f(x+1).f(x)=3x, so f(6+1)=f(7)=3×7.
Calculate g(6): Calculate the value of f(7).f(7)=3×7=21.
Calculate h(6): Calculate g(6) since h(x) involves g(x).g(x)=x+3, so g(6)=6+3.
Substitute Values for h(6): Calculate the value of g(6).g(6)=6+3=9.
Perform Calculations: Use the values of f(7) and g(6) to calculate h(6).h(x)=2f(x+1)+3g(x), so h(6)=2f(7)+3g(6).
Add Results for h(6): Substitute the values of f(7) and g(6) into the equation for h(6). h(6)=2×21+3×9.
Add Results for h(6): Substitute the values of f(7) and g(6) into the equation for h(6). h(6)=2×21+3×9. Perform the calculations. h(6)=2×21+3×9=42+27.
Add Results for h(6): Substitute the values of f(7) and g(6) into the equation for h(6). h(6)=2×21+3×9. Perform the calculations. h(6)=2×21+3×9=42+27. Add the results to find h(6). h(6)=42+27=69.
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