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Need help with this HW solution. I have tried many times but just can't seem to work it out properly.

Need help with this HW solution. I have tried many times but just can't seem to work-example-1
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As a starter, the y value is equal to f(x); the x value is equal to the x in f(x).

So basically, in this case, replace x with the number in the brackets.

Coordinates have x, y values (x, y). Here, we know x is -2, so we need to find y.

on the graph, find x = -2 and find where the line of the drawn graph intersects it. Looks like the line intersect x = -2 when y = 3. So f(-2) = 3.

Same applies for b: x = 0, find where the line hits x = 0, and that's your y value, which is 1.

Tried my best to simplify it. Hope it helps lol.

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