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You can check by plugging in values for the x and seeing what you get for the y while being on the graph.
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Look at two on the x-axis. Look up that line, it hits 4 across from the y-axis. So, when you plug in 2 into the equation, you will get 4.
Try: 1/2(2) - 3? What does that equal? Try: 1/2(2) + 3? What does that equal? You are hoping for 4 to be the output.
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