The number of property sales in a region this year is expected to be 6...

We are told that this year’s number of property sales is 6 less than last year’s number of property sales.

Let:

x= " number of properties sold last year "

and

H(x)= " number of property sales this year "

Since this year’s sales are 6 less than last year’s sales, the function rule is:

H(x)=x-6

The question says that the number of properties sold last year was:

x=330

Substitute 330into the function:

H(330)=330-6

H(330)=324

So the notation that correctly represents the number of property sales this year is:

H(330)=324

This means: if 330 properties were sold last year, then 324 properties are expected to be sold this year.