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If h(x) = 6x + (x-1), what is the value of h(-3)?​
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If h(x) = 6x + (x-1), what is the value of h(-3)?​

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Answer:

-22

Explanation:

y=6x+(x-1) original equation

y=6(-3) +(-3-1) substitute x value

y= -18 + -4 simplify

y=-18-4 solve

y=-22

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