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Given h(x) = –3x – 5, solve for x when h(x) = –2.
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Given h(x) = –3x – 5, solve for x when h(x) = –2.

User Pavel Perminov
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Answer:

1

Explanation:

h(-2)=-3(-2)-5

h(-2)=6-5

h(-2)=1

h(-2)=1

x=-2, but i'm assuming you want h(x)

User Artiga
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H(-2) = -3(-2) -5
= 6 - 5
= 1
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