Answer:
<em>f(2)=-2</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Values of a function from a graph</u>
The graph of a function is usually a drawn line that joins a number of points that correspond to the ordered pairs (x,y), where x is a given value, and y is the value calculated through the rule of the function, usually a formula or equation.
If we want to know the value for a specific value of x, we find the corresponding x-coordinate, draw an imaginary vertical line until we meet the graph. The value of y at that point is the required value of the function.
For example, for x=0 the graph crosses the y-axis at y=2, thus the ordered pair is (0,2), and f(0)=2.
For x=2, the function has a value of y=-2, thus:
f(2)=-2
