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Consider the given function. f(x) 5; x<-2 3; -2 0; 0 -3; x>2 Which graph represents the given function?
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Consider the given function.

f(x)
5; x<-2
3; -2 0; 0 -3; x>2
Which graph represents the given function?

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Answer:

graph d (1,0) (0,1 1/2)

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Answer:

where's the graph

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