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Please help, need answer fast! Which is the graph of g(x)?

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ANEK [815]4 years ago

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this means

from x<-2 only graph y=3 but not -2

from -2<=x<2 only graph -x/2+2 but not 2

from x>=2 only graph 2x-3 including 2

the closest graph is the first but its has a mistake, on the middle graph the circle should not be shaded in

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