SOLUTION: Given G(t) = 5 − 3t, write G(−3 + h) − G(−3) in simplest form.

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Question 1145821: Given
G(t) = 5 − 3t,
write
G(−3 + h) − G(−3)
in simplest form.
Answer by math_helper(2461) About Me  (Show Source):
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G(-3+h) tells you to substitute "-3+h" for "t" in G(t):



G(-3+h) = 5-3(-3+h) = 5+9-3h = 14-3h





Next find G(-3) by substituting -3 for "t"  in G(t)

 

Take that result and subtract it from G(-3+h)  (= 14-3h)





I got an answer of -3h