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2. Given the graph, which of the statements in function notation represent the situation? a f(-1) = 4 b. f(-4) = -1 C. f(4) > y = f(x) d. f(x) = -4 when x is -1 e. f(x) = -1 when x is -4 f. f(2)=f(6) g.
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2. Given the graph, which of the statements in function notation represent the situation?

a f(-1) = 4
b. f(-4) = -1
C. f(4) >
y = f(x)
d. f(x) = -4 when x is -1
e. f(x) = -1 when x is -4
f. f(2)=f(6)
g. f(0) = -2
h. f(-2) = 0.

2. Given the graph, which of the statements in function notation represent the situation-example-1
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Answer:

D , F and G

Explanation:

D, F and G are true in this case

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Answer:


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