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H(x)=−5x−1, find ℎ ( − 4 ) h(−4)

H(x)=−5x−1, find ℎ ( − 4 ) h(−4)
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H(x)=−5x−1, find
ℎ
(
−
4
)
h(−4)

User Ghiboz
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To find h(-4) when h(x) = -5x - 1, substitute -4 for x in the equation:

h(-4) = -5(-4) - 1

Now, simplify the expression:

h(-4) = 20 - 1

h(-4) = 19

Therefore, h(-4) is equal to 19.
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