By using the given graph, we will see that:
- G(0) = -5
- G(0.0001) = -3
- G(2.999) = -3
- G(3) = -3
<h3>How to evaluate function G?</h3>
Here we have a graph of function G(x), and we want to evaluate it in different values of x.
To do that, we need to look at the interval where the lines are defined. An open dot means that the endpoint does not belong to the interval, while the closed dot means that the endpoint belongs.
First, G(0).
If you look at the graph, when x = 0 we have a closed dot on the bottom line. That is the line that we need to look to do this evaluation, there we can see that when x = 0, we have G(0) = -5.
Then we have x = 2.999.
Notice that x < 3.
And the second line (the one at y = -3) is on the interval (0, 3].
Then x = 2.999 is included on that interval, it means that:
G(2.999) = -3.
Now we have x = 0.0001
Again, notice that the second line is on the interval (0, 3]
Because 3 > 0.0001 > 0, then:
0.0001 ∈ (0, 3]
From that, we conclude that:
G(0.0001) = -3
Finally:
G(3).
Again, 3 belongs to the interval (0, 3]
Then we use the second line again.
G(3) = -3
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