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What is h(-2.5) if h(z) = z² + 3.5z – 2.75.
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What is h(-2.5) if h(z) = z² + 3.5z – 2.75.
h(-2.5) = (-2.5)^2 + 3.5*(-2.5) - 2.75
= 12.5 - 8.75 - 2.75
= 1
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h(z) = z² + 3.5z – 2.75.
h(-2.5)=-2.5^2+3.5*-2.5-2.75
h(-2.5)=6.25-8.87-2.75
h(-2.5)=-5.37 ans.