Q. Given that f(x)=x−5,g(x)=−5x and h(x)=−3f(x)+3g(x+2), then what is the value of h(6) ?Answer:
Calculate f(6): Given the functions:f(x)=x−5g(x)=−5xWe need to find h(x)=−3f(x)+3g(x+2) and then evaluate h(6).First, let's find f(6) and g(6+2) separately.f(6)=6−5
Calculate g(6+2): Now we calculate f(6):f(6)=6−5f(6)=1
Substitute values into h(x): Next, we calculate g(6+2): g(6+2)=g(8) g(8)=−5×8 g(8)=−40
Calculate h(6): Now we have f(6) and g(8), we can substitute these values into h(x): h(x)=−3f(x)+3g(x+2) h(6)=−3f(6)+3g(8) h(6)=−3×1+3×(−40)
Calculate h(6): Now we have f(6) and g(8), we can substitute these values into h(x): h(x)=−3f(x)+3g(x+2) h(6)=−3f(6)+3g(8) h(6)=−3×1+3×(−40)Finally, we calculate h(6): h(6)=−3×1+3×(−40) h(6)=−3−120 f(6)0
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