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What is the value of h(−2) when h(x)=3x+1
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What is the value of
h(−2)
when
h(x)=3x+1

User Jammi
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Answer:

-5

Explanation:

you input -2 anywhere there is an X than solve by orders of operations

User Konrad Pawlus
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Replace x with -2 in the equation and solve.

3(-2) +1 = -6 + 1 = -5

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