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Given h(x). Determine the value of -2h(-1)+h(3)-4h(2)?
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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

\sf h(x) = \begin{cases} \sf{\sqrt{3 - x}} & \sf x \leq -1 \\ \sf x^{2} - 5x + 2 &  \sf -1 < x \leq 2 \\ \sf 7x - 9 & \sf x > 2 \end{cases}

To Find :

-2 h(-1) + h(3) - 4h(2)

Solution :

Let us find the values of h(x) ,

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h(-1)

\to \sf \sqrt{3-(-1)}

\to \sqrt{4}

\to 2

h(3)

\to 7(3)-9

\to 21-9

\to 12

h(2)

\to  (2)^2-5(2)+2

\to 4-10+2

\to 6-10

\to -4

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:\implies \textsf{\textbf{-2h(-1)\ +\ h(3)\ -\ 4h(2)}}\ \; \pink{\bigstar}

:\implies \sf -2(2)+(12)-4(-4)

:\implies \sf -4+12+16

:\implies \sf -4+28

:\implies \textsf{\textbf{24}}\ \; \green{\bigstar}

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