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Which statement best describes the function h(t) = 210 – 15t?

a h is the function name; h(t) is the input, or independent variable; and t is the output, or dependent variable.

b h is the function name; t is the input, or independent variable; and h(t) is the output, or dependent variable.

c t is the function name; h(t) is the input, or independent variable; and h is the output, or dependent variable.

d t is the function name; h is the input, or independent variable; and h(t) is the output, or dependent variable.

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Mlcparra16id
The answer is b.  

h is the function name; t is the input and h(t) is the output.

The function name is the one outside the parentheses, the input is inside and the output is the whole function.
Jers15id
The answer is b because first of all, if u read h(x) its h of x, t is the input of the function simply inside, then h(t) is the output of the equation and the dependent one because the value of t depends on the right side of the equation and h(t) is the outside part or simply when u see functions, the f(x), g(x), etc are always alone, because if there are numbers beside the f(x), etc, they are not considered as a function.

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