Savon G.
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given h(4)=−5 and h(−3)=16. Then find h(1). h(x)?
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Bradford T. answered • 09/18/21
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Assuming linear function. If it was quadratic, you would need 3 data points, not just two.
-5 = 4m +b
16 = -3m+b
Two unknowns and two equations
m = -3, b=7
h(x) = -3x+7
h(1) = 4
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Mark M.
What kind of functon is h? Linear? Exponential? Quadratic?09/18/21