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H(n) = n + 3
g(n) = 3n
Find (h + g)(n)

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Answer:


(h+g)(n)=4n+3

Explanation:

So we have the two functions:


h(n)=n+3\text{ and } g(n)=3n

And we want to find (h+g)(n).

This is the same as: h(n)+g(n). So, substitute:


h(n)+g(n)\\=(n+3)+(3n)

Combine like terms:


=4n+3

So:


(h+g)(n)=4n+3

And we're done!

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