Question

The graph below shows a quadratic function f(x) and an absolute value function g(x)

which of the following x-values are approximate solutions to the equation f(x)=g(x)? select all that apply​

Answer 1

The x-values that are approximate solution of the equation
`f(x) = g(x)` are
`x_(1) \approx -3.5` and
`x_(2)\approx 5`, respectively.

Explanation:

From graph we infer that the x-values that represents a solution to the system of equations corresponds to those values of x in which both functions coincide. As we see, there are two x-values for
`f(x) = g(x)`, which are described below:

`x_(1) \approx -3.5` and
`x_(2)\approx 5`

The x-values that are approximate solution of the equation
`f(x) = g(x)` are
`x_(1) \approx -3.5` and
`x_(2)\approx 5`, respectively.