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getting schmoopy with it yeah if G of N equals four N squared minus nine and H [text on screen]

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of N equals the square root of n what is the G of H of four and here the

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potential answers ah the suspense okay there's a lot of info crammed into this

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thing but really all we have to know is what G of H of four is notice the

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excessive number of parentheses in this problem as always we start with the [colorful googly-eyed parenthesis]

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innermost set of parentheses H of four the problem tells us that H of any [formulas on screen]

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number n is equal to the square root of n any number is equal to four so let's

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plug in 4 for n the square root of four is two so if H of 4 is equal to two then

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we can replace H of four with two in the equation our new equation is G of two

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the problem tells us that G of n is equal to four N squared minus nine and

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since we said that our new equation is G of two we can replace n with two the

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four times two squared minus nine we get four times four which is equal to 16 16

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minus 9 equals seven and were there C is our guy [answer C is circled]

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