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If h(x) = 6 – X, what is the value of the h)[10)? 4 0 -2 10 16

If h(x) = 6 – X, what is the value of the h)[10)? 4 0 -2 10 16
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If h(x) = 6 – X, what is the value of the h)[10)?
4
0
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10
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User Jason Krs
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Answer:

h(10) = -4

Explanation:

h(x) = 6 – X

Let x= 10

h(10) = 6-10

h(10) = -4

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