The function h = n - 4 calculates the score relative to par for each hole on a golf course where par is 4. Appropriate input values range from fewer to more strokes than par. The outputs illustrate the score relative to par, from two under par to two over par.
The question asks us to determine appropriate input values for the function h = n - 4, where n represents the number of strokes taken to finish a hole in Golf Course IV, and each hole is a par 4. The output h represents how many strokes above or below par a player is. For instance, if a player finishes a hole in 3 strokes (n = 3), their score h would be -1 (3 - 4 = -1), indicating they are one under par.
Here's a completed function table for h = n - 4 with a range of input values:
Input, n: 2, Output, h: -2
Input, n: 3, Output, h: -1
Input, n: 4, Output, h: 0
Input, n: 5, Output, h: 1
Input, n: 6, Output, h: 2
The inputs chosen demonstrate a range of possible scores from two under par to two over par.