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4. Using the graph below, what would the y-value (range) be for an x-value (domain) of -1? Be careful not to switch your x's and y's! O-S

4. Using the graph below, what would the y-value (range) be for an x-value (domain) of -1? Be careful not to switch your x's and y's! O-S
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4. Using the graph below, what would the y-value (range) be for an x-value (domain) of -1? Be careful not to switch your x's and y's!

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4. Using the graph below, what would the y-value (range) be for an x-value (domain-example-1
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Answer:

-5

Explanation:

When x = -1, y = -5.

User Tomoya Kabe
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Answer:

-5

Explanation:

the y-intercept at x = -1 is -5

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