Q. Given that f(x)=x−4,g(x)=−3x and h(x)=−f(x)+2g(x−1), then what is the value of h(7) ?Answer:
Find f(7): First, we need to find the value of f(7) using the function f(x)=x−4.Calculation: f(7)=7−4=3
Calculate g(x−1): Next, we need to find the value of g(x−1) when x=7. This means we need to calculate g(7−1) or g(6).Calculation: g(6)=−3×6=−18
Determine h(x): Now, we need to find the value of h(x) using the given expression h(x)=−f(x)+2g(x−1). We will substitute x with 7 and use the values we found for f(7) and g(6).Calculation: h(7)=−f(7)+2g(6)=−(3)+2(−18)=−3−36=−39
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