Answer:
Correct answers are:
<em>g(x)</em> has the maximum greatest value.
<em>h(x) </em>has a a range of all negative numbers.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us learn about the domain and range of a function first.
Domain of a function is the input that we give to the function for which there is a valid output.
For example, let us consider a function:

So, the value of 'x' that we provide to the function is known as the domain of function.
Range of a function is the output value when any input is given to the function.
For example,

Let us put x = 4, which will be in the domain of function.
the output will be y = 16 which will be in the range of the function.
Now, let us consider the given functions <em>f(x)</em>, <em>g(x)</em> and <em>h(x).</em>
Domain of f(x) i.e. the value of x for which the output is defined is:
<em>{-2, -1, 1, 2}</em>
Range of f(x) = 
Max value of f(x) = 6
Domain of g(x) i.e. the value of x for which the output is defined is:
<em>{-2, -1, 1, 2}</em>
Range of g(x) = 
Max value of g(x) = 8
Domain of h(x) i.e. the value of x for which the output is defined is:
<em>{-2, -1, 1}</em>
Range of h(x) = 
Max value of h(x) = 
For x = 2, the value of h(x) is not given i.e. it is not defined at x = 2, so it is not in the domain. So, domain of all the three functions is not same.
So, the correct options are:
<em>g(x)</em> has the maximum greatest value.
<em>h(x) </em>has a a range of all negative numbers.