1. The problem is to simplify the expression: $$2 f (-5) - h (10) + 3 f (16)$$ given the functions values from the other expressions.
2. From the second expression: $$2 \times 2(3) + (-2)(12)$$, we interpret this as values for functions or constants, but since no explicit function values are given, we assume the values of $f$ and $h$ must be deduced from the other expressions.
3. From the third expression: $$\frac{1}{2} f (-6) - \frac{1}{2} g (-10)$$, again no explicit values are given.
4. From the fourth expression: $$-5 g (3) - 3 h (3) - f (3)$$, no explicit values are given.
5. From the fifth expression: $$2 \log (05) + \left(-\frac{1}{3}\right) h (8) - (-1) f (15)$$, note that $\log(05)$ is $\log(5)$.
Since no explicit values for $f(x)$, $g(x)$, or $h(x)$ are provided, we cannot numerically evaluate the expression.
Therefore, the simplified form of the first expression is:
$$2 f(-5) - h(10) + 3 f(16)$$
without further information.
If you provide the values of $f(-5)$, $h(10)$, and $f(16)$, I can compute the numerical result.
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Function Expression A82C7A
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