We first get the gradient of the equation of a line by taking the
change in y over change in x
Hence our gradient will be
(6-9.5)/(8-1)=-3.5/7=0.5
Taking an arbitrary point(x,y) and using our gradient we get
and one of the points above we get
(y-6)/(x-8)=0.5
y-6=0.5*(x-8)
y-6=0.5x-4
y=0.5x+2 or y=1/2x+2
which is the line of our equation the answer we are
asked for.
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
You start noticing that for x = 9 g(x) =0, and for x= -7 the function isn't defined.
That splits the number lines in 3 areas: x<-7; -7<x<9, and x>9. (notice the strict inequalities since we already discussed the breaking points.
Let's try a point in each interval, namely, since i like the values, -10, 0, 10.

We have all the informations we need. The value we need are 
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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