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The function y = h(x) is defined as follows: (picture of question shown)

The function y = h(x) is defined as follows: (picture of question shown)-example-1
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h(1)= (1)^3= 1
H(4) =5
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Answer:


h(1)=1 and
h(4)=5

Explanation:

We are given the function,


h(x)=\left\{\begin{matrix}x^2,&amp;x<0\\3-x,&amp;0\leq x<1\\x^2,&amp;1\leq x\leq 3\\5,&amp;x>3\end{matrix}\right.

Since, when x= 1, the function is
h(x)=x^2

Then,
h(1)=(1)^2= 1

Also, when x= 4, the function is
h(x)=5

That is,
h(4)=5

Hence, we get that,


h(1)=1


h(4)=5

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