David Fanjoy, Melinda Brunner, Avalon Harris, Paige Johnson, Kathryne Forbes

H(x

)= 6

x+7

H(x

)=6x2+ 7

H(x

)=5x2+7

H(x

)=5x2+ 35x

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1. H(x)= 6x+7

2. H(x)=6x2+ 7

3. H(x)=5x2+7

4. H(x)=5x2+ 35x

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H(x)= x2+7x H(x)=x2-x H(x)=7x+7 H(x)=4x+12x

1. H(x)= x2+7x

2. H(x)=x2-x

3. H(x)=7x+7

4. H(x)=4x+12x

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The Su

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2. The Supposition Principle

3. The Ordinate Principle

4. The Superposition Principle

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100 50 34 33

1. 100

2. 50

3. 34

4. 33

3x

2x+

15

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1. 3x

2. 2x+15

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12 8 0 -10

1. 12

2. 8

3. 0

4. -10

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2. 0

3. 1

4. 2

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Y=4 Y=2 Y=0 Y=8

1. Y=4

2. Y=2

3. Y=0

4. Y=8

15 25 29 31

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2. 25

3. 29

4. 31

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2x+3 2x3-3 2x-3 2x3+2x+3

1. 2x+3

2. 2x3-3

3. 2x-3

4. 2x3+2x+3

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-16 16 0 8

1. -16

2. 16

3. 0

4. 8

h(x)=-4x-4 +(-x2)

h(2)=-4(2)-4+(-4)

h(2)=-8-4-4

h(2)=-16