Q. Given that f(x)=5x,g(x)=x−1 and h(x)=−3f(x+2)+2g(x), then what is the value of h(3) ?Answer:
Calculate f(3+2): Given the functions f(x)=5x, g(x)=x−1, and h(x)=−3f(x+2)+2g(x), we need to find the value of h(3). First, we will find the value of f(3+2) and g(3). Calculate f(3+2) by substituting x=3+2 into f(x). f(x)=5x0f(x)=5x1f(x)=5x2
Calculate g(3): Now, calculate g(3) by substituting x=3 into g(x).g(3)=3−1g(3)=2
Calculate h(3): With the values of f(3+2) and g(3) found, we can now calculate h(3). Substitute f(3+2) and g(3) into h(x) to find h(3). h(3)=−3f(3+2)+2g(3)h(3)=−3(25)+2(2)f(3+2)0f(3+2)1
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