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Given the function g(x)= {(3,-2),(0,4),(6,8)} what is g(0)

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Answer: 4

Explanation:

The notation g(0) means "the output g(x) when the input x = 0".

We're looking for the point that has x coordinate of 0.

That would be the point (0,4)

There's not much else to explain when it comes to showing your work.

Another example would be g(3) = -2 due to the point (3,-2)

Final example: g(6) = 8 because (6,8)

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