Which equation represents the graphed function?
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Check the picture below.
the piecewise function, has two subfunctions or behaviours, one if x < 1, meaning less, not equals, but less than 1, so it doesn't include one, so it has a "hole" on that endpoint.
and the second behaviour of the piecewise is if x ⩾ 1, larger or equals than 1, so it includes 1, so it has a solid ball on that endpoint.
the piecewise function, has two subfunctions or behaviours, one if x < 1, meaning less, not equals, but less than 1, so it doesn't include one, so it has a "hole" on that endpoint.
and the second behaviour of the piecewise is if x ⩾ 1, larger or equals than 1, so it includes 1, so it has a solid ball on that endpoint.
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Answer:
M = (0, 0), which IS the origin
Step-by-step explanation:
The midpoint is given by the formula ...
M = (A + B)/2
M = ((4, -6) +(-4, 6))/2 = (4-4, -6+6)/2 = (0, 0)/2
M = (0, 0) . . . . . IS the origin
