Given h(r) = 1/(r + 5), find the following. (a) h(0) .2 (b) h(-4) 1 (c) h(-6) -1 (d) h(x^2) (e) h(x^2 + 1) (f) h(x^2) + 1
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Step 1:** Given h(x) = 1/(x + 5) **(a) h(0):** Substitute x = 0 into h(x): h(0) = 1/(0 + 5) = 1/5 **(b) h(-4):** Substitute x = -4 into h(x): h(-4) = 1/(-4 + 5) = 1/1 = 1 **(c) h(-6):** Substitute x = -6 into h(x): Show more…
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