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sergejj [24]3 years ago

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Hey There!!

Your best choice is 1.

Because, We have to find a function where f(2)=4. It means the value of function is 4 at x=2.

In graph 1, the value of function is 4 at x=2, therefore option 1 is correct.

In graph 2, the value of function is -4 at x=2, therefore option 2 is incorrect.

In graph 3, the value of function is not shown in the graph at x=2, therefore option 3 is incorrect.

In graph 4, the value of function is not shown in the graph at x=2, therefore option 4 is incorrect.

Thus, correct option is 1.

Hope This Helps!!

AveGali [126]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above would be the first option. The graph that shows a function where f(2) = 4 would be the graph that passes through point (2,4) which is shown in the first graph. Hope this answers the question.

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