For a linear function h(x) , suppose we know:
h(0)=3 and h(−2)=4. Determine h(x) .
For this task you need the following basic knowledge: Line Equation
Determine the y-intercept t
For a function, the y-intercept is equal to the value at x=0.
t=h(0)=3
Now use the two given points to determine the gradient m using the difference quotient.
m=3−40−(−2)=−12=−12
Put together the line equation.
⇒y=−12x+3