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F (x) is graphed. What is f(1) and f(-1)

F (x) is graphed. What is f(1) and f(-1)
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F (x) is graphed. What is f(1) and f(-1)

F (x) is graphed. What is f(1) and f(-1)-example-1
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f(1) = -1 on graph then look where it cuts the graph and read the value of y. for this case f(1)=0

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