Evaluate the piecewise function for ƒ(−1) f(x)= -x-1 x≤ 0 2x-1 0 3 x>5

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Evaluate the piecewise function for ƒ(−1)

f(x)= -x-1 x≤ 0
2x-1 0 3 x>5

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Answer:

3x>5

Explanation:

f(x)=-x-1x<0

2x-1

3x>5

Edgar Orozco answered Oct 30, 2020

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