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If f(x)=√x, write a formula for a function h, using a square root, and so

that his related to the function fby: h(x) = -f(2(x + 5)) + 4.
h(x) = ?

please please please show your work!!!

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answer is in the image :)
If f(x)=√x, write a formula for a function h, using a square root, and so that his-example-1
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Answer:

h(x) = -√(2x + 10) + 4.

Explanation:

We have:

h(x) = -f(2(x + 5)) + 4

To find h(x), we first need to evaluate f(2(x + 5)):

f(2(x + 5)) = √(2(x + 5))

= √(2x + 10)

Now, we can substitute this into the expression for h(x):

h(x) = -√(2x + 10) + 4

Therefore, the formula for the function h, using a square root, and related to the function f(x) = √x by h(x) = -f(2(x + 5)) + 4 is:

h(x) = -√(2x + 10) + 4.

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