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The function y = h(x) is defined as follows: h(1) = and h(4) =

The function y = h(x) is defined as follows: h(1) = and h(4) =
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The function y = h(x) is defined as follows:



h(1) =
and h(4) =

The function y = h(x) is defined as follows: h(1) = and h(4) =-example-1
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h(1) = 1^3 = 1 (x^3 for 1<=x<=3)
h(4) = 5 (5 for x >3)

hope it helps
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