How do you evaluate h(-10) given h(n)=n+4?

1 Answer
Feb 12, 2017

h(-10)=-6

Explanation:

Given equation is h(n)=n+4

This means that for whatever of n substituted (h(n)), n must be replaced as such.

For example, if we say n=m, then we'll write that h(m)=m+4 where m+4 in RR

As such, now we will substitute n=-10, so h(-10)=-10+4

The rest is up to OP.