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Given: g(x) = -4x and h(x) = 4x +3 Find: g(h(x+1))

Given: g(x) = -4x and h(x) = 4x +3 Find: g(h(x+1))
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Given: g(x) = -4x and h(x) = 4x +3
Find: g(h(x+1))

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User Jumpjack
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Answer:

-16x-28

Explanation:

h(x+1)= 4(x+1)+3 = 4x+7

g(h(x+1))= -4[4x+7] = -16x-28

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