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Prove mathematically that if a Turing Machine runs in time O(g(n)), then it runs in time...

Prove mathematically that if a Turing Machine runs in time O(g(n)), then it runs in time O(h(g(n))+c), for any constant c >= 0 and any functions g(n) and h(n) where h(n) >= n.

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