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soldier1979 [14.2K]
3 years ago
6

The table below shows the points on the graph of the linear function f.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Tema [17]3 years ago
3 0
For this case, what we must do is apply the following rule for the function g (x):
 g (x) = -f (x) - 2
 We have then:

 For x = -2:
 
g (-2) = -f (-2) - 2
 g (-2) = - (- 1) - 2
 g (-2) = 1 - 2
 g (-2) = -1

 
For x = -1:
 
g (-1) = -f (-1) - 2
 g (-1) = - (1) - 2
 g (-1) = -1 - 2
 g (-1) = -3

 
For x = 0:
 
g (0) = -f (0) - 2
 g (0) = - (3) - 2
 g (0) = -3 - 2
 g (0) = -5

 For x = 1:
 
g (1) = -f (1) - 2
 g (1) = - (5) - 2
 g (1) = -5 - 2
 g (1) = -7

 
Answer:
 
the table for function g is:
<span> x        -2    -1    0    1
 g(x)   -1     -3   -5   -7</span>
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