Find h(3) if h(t) = 5(t – 1) + 3

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Xiaoxi asked Mar 3, 2022

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Find h(3) if h(t) = 5(t – 1) + 3

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Xiaoxi asked Mar 3, 2022

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Answer:

Explanation:

Replace the variable
with
in the expression.

h (3) = 5 ((3)-1)+3

Simplify
5((3)-1)+3

-----

Remove parentheses.
5((3)-1)+3

Simplify each term by subtracting
from
.
5*2+3

Multiply
by
.
10+3

Add
and

Finally... gives you 13 :)

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