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Given the function h(a)=9a2+46a, solve for h(a)=−5

Given the function h(a)=9a2+46a, solve for h(a)=−5
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Given the function h(a)=9a2+46a, solve for h(a)=−5

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User Harpun
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Answer:

a = -1/9, -5

Explanation:

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User Zander
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h(a) = 9a^2 + 46a

h(-5) = 9(-5)^2 + 46(-5)

h(-5) = 9(25) - 230

h(-5) = 225 - 230

h(-5) = -5 (Answer)
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