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Graphing a Piecewise-Defined Function
Which graph represents the piecewise-defined function f(x) =

Answer 1

last one

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer: Last option

Explanation:

Note that when the point is not included in the function is marked with an empty circle, and when the point is included in the function is marked with a filled circle.

From the interval
`0\leq x <3` f(x) is represented by the slanted line
`-x +4` that cuts the y-axis at
`y = 4`

The starting point of the line must be filled and the end point must be empty.

Then, from the interval
`x \geq 3` f(x) is defined by the horizontal line
`y = 6`. The starting point of this line is marked with a filled circle because it includes the point
`x = 3`

Therefore the correct option is option D or the last graph (from left to right)