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For the function N(t)=-t+3, evaluate N(h^2).

For the function N(t)=-t+3, evaluate N(h^2).
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For the function N(t)=-t+3, evaluate N(h^2).

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Answer:

N(h²) = - h² + 3

Explanation:

Since N(t) = - t + 3

N(h²) is obtained by replacing t by h².

N(h²) = - h² + 3

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