Question

WILL FAN & MEDAL
MULTIPLE CHOICE

Answer 1

we know that in a number line -4 will be after -3 so it means that \(-4 < -3\). Therefore, we need to follow the first statement `-2 if x < -3`.

Answer 2

-4 will be after -3 if you read the graph from right to left
but normally we read the graph from left to right so -4 is before -3 :p

Answer 3

but whatever -4<-3 is totally true

Answer 4

so its number four then? @freckles @calculusxy

Answer 5

remember that it says `-2 if x < -2`
since that's the case, then, according to this statement, -4 equals to -2 in this function (which in reality, we know that \(-4 \neq -2\)

Answer 6

sorry i meant to say `-2 if x < -3`

Answer 7

thanks!!