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let g(x) = x^2+3 if x=3
abs (x+2) if 3
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ok you need to check which condition -4 fits
since \[-4\leq 3\] you know it fits the first condition, so you use the first rule
so \[g(-4)=(-4)^2+3=16+3=19\]
if you needed say \[g(6)\] you would check and see that \[5<6<8\] so it fits the third condition and therefore \[g(6)=6^2-1=35\]
wait so is there multiple answers for this problem?
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oh wait no , its just 19! thank you!
yes 19
you take your input and see which condition on the right that it fits. that tells you which fromula to use
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