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If c(x)= -14+x² and h(x) = -15/x - 3x, is h(-5)- c(3)?

If c(x)= -14+x² and h(x) = -15/x - 3x, is h(-5)- c(3)?
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If c(x)= -14+x² and h(x) = -15/x - 3x, is h(-5)- c(3)?

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User Toula
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Answer:

41

Explanation:

h(x)-c(x)=
(-15/x-3x)-(-14-x^2)

h(-5)-c(3)=
(-15/-5-3(-5))-(-14-3^2)

=(3+15)-(-14-9)

=18+23

=41

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