Question

Someone check my answer?

Answer 1

First half is correct, but the second half you need to find the linear equation for the second part.

Answer 2

And how do you do that @Evoker

Answer 3

I would recommend perhaps using the point slope equation method if that sounds familiar to you.

Answer 4

Nah not really

Answer 5

y-y1=m(x-x1) where m is the slope and x1,y1 is a point on the line.

Answer 6

Oh okay

Answer 7

Just look at the piece of the function that was graphed for the 2nd part.
Notice three easy-to-read points: (3, 2), (4, 3), (5, 4)
For each x-coordinate, the y-coordinate is one less than the x-coordinate.
The suggests that the function for the second part is simply y = x - 1

Answer 8

So x-1 goes in the bottom one @mathstudent55

Answer 9

Yes.

\(y = 4, if~-1\le x \le 1\)

\(y = x - 1, if~~3\le x \le 5\)

Answer 10

Ty

Answer 11

yw