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Use the graph to calculate the following

Use the graph to calculate the following-example-1

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Answer:

f(x)= { 1 if x≤-2

x2 if -2<x≤0

ln(x) if x>0

Explanation:

The first part of the graph (from left to right) is a constant funcion. Since there isn't any pendant, the y value is constant at y=1. This remains this way until x≤-2 (because the value at x=-2 is filled in on the line and blanked out on the curve above)

The second part of the graph, between x>-2 & x=0, is a cuadratic formula.

Finally, the last part of the graph corresponds to the formula ln(x), which is only valid for x>0.

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