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Which is the graph of g(x) = ⌈x + 3⌉? HELPP ASAPP

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Helen [10]3 years ago

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Answer: The answer is the second graph, attached herewith.

Step-by-step explanation: The given greatest integer function is

$g(x)=[x+3].$

We are to select the correct graph of the above function from the given four optional graphs.

We have

$g(x)=3,~\textup{for }0\leq x$

$g(x)=4,~\textup{for }1\leq x$

$g(x)=5,~\textup{for }2\leq x$ etc.

These points are satisfied by the second graph only, so this will be the correct one.

Thus, the second graph is the correct option and its image is attached.

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