Mathematics, 01.10.2019 03:20 jamalnellum56

Which table represents points on the graph of h(x) =
$\sqrt[3]{ - x + 2}$

$Which table represents points on the graph of h(x) =[tex] \sqrt[3]{ - x + 2} [/tex]$

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