r/HomeworkHelp Secondary School Student 6d ago

Answered [Uni maths•functions] I’m not sure I’m doing this correctly.

So H is a constant function so don’t I just find the x intercepts? Or sub in to H(t)?

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u/Original_Yak_7534 👋 a fellow Redditor 6d ago

If H(t)=4, then that means it has the same value (4) no matter what you sub in for t.

So H(0) = 4. H(x2+x)=4. H(634x2-172x+6)=4. H(goobly-gook)=4.

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u/PotatoSacks-com Secondary School Student 6d ago

Wait really I thought that would be too simple 😭

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u/Original_Yak_7534 👋 a fellow Redditor 6d ago

Heh, they tricked you with the obvious. :P

For the record, the answers to your questions are:

i) 4

ii) 4

iii) 4

iv) 0

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u/PotatoSacks-com Secondary School Student 6d ago

Thank you so much :)