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Use the graphs of f(x) =2/x and g(x)=1/-3-x to determine the solutions to f(x) = g(x).

A) (-2, -1)
B) (-2, 1)
C) (2, -1)

Use the graphs of f(x) =2/x and g(x)=1/-3-x to determine the solutions to f(x) = g-example-1
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we have that
f(x) =2/x
and
g(x)=1/(-3-x)

we know that
the solutions to f(x) = g(x) is the intersection of both graphs

the intersection of both graphs is the point (-2,-1)

the answer is the option
A) (-2, -1)

see the attached figure
Use the graphs of f(x) =2/x and g(x)=1/-3-x to determine the solutions to f(x) = g-example-1
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