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Given h(x)=4x−4, find h(−3)

Given h(x)=4x−4, find h(−3)
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Given h(x)=4x−4, find h(−3)

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Answer:

See below.

Explanation:

h(x)=4x-4

h(-3)=4x-4

4(-3)-4

-12-4

-16

-hope it helps

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