Which statement is true regarding the functions on the graph? f(–3) = g(–4) f(–4) = g(–3) f(–3) = g(–3) f(–4) = g(–4)

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Dave De Jong asked Mar 16, 2022

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Which statement is true regarding the functions on the graph?

f(–3) = g(–4)
f(–4) = g(–3)
f(–3) = g(–3)
f(–4) = g(–4)

Which statement is true regarding the functions on the graph? f(–3) = g(–4) f(–4) = g-example-1

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Answer:

f(-3)=g(-4)

Explanation:

both functions intersect at point (-3;-4)..

Eric Dahlvang answered Mar 20, 2022

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