The function g(x) is graphed.

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sergejj [24]3 years ago

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g(1)=-1 : We need to check values of function for x=1. From the graph, we can see, for x=1 the value of y is 1.

So, g(1)=-1 is false.

g(0)=0 : We need to check values of function for x=0. From the graph, we can see, for x=0 the value of y is 0.

So, g(0) =0 is true.

g(4)=-2 :We need to check values of function for x=4. From the graph, we can see, for x=4 the value of y is going up but it's not equal to -2.

So, g(4)=-2 is false.

g(1)=1 :We need to check values of function for x=1. From the graph, we can see, for x=1 the value of y is 1.

So, g(1) =1 is true.

g(-1)=1 :We need to check values of function for x=-1. From the graph, we can see, for x=-1 the value of y is 1.

So, g(-1)=1 is true.

g(4)=2 :We need to check values of function for x=4. From the graph, we can see, for x=4 the value of y is going up but it's not equal to 2.

So, g(4)=2 is false.

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