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How to identify domain and range from co-ordinate pair.

  • If a pair be (x,y) then x is domain and y is range .

  • f(-2)=1

Now g(-2)=0

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Answer:

5

Step-by-step explanation:

First you want to find f(-2)

Then whatever f(-2) equal, you plug into g(x) to find g(f(-2))

So first lets find f(-2)

Looking at the f(x) graph. When -2 is inputted ( x value -2 ) the output is 1

So f(-2) = 1

We then plug in 1 into g(x) to find g(f(-2))

Think of it as 1 replacing f(-2) in g(f(-2)) because f(-2) = 1

So g(f(-2)) = g(1)

We then look at the graph g(x)

when 1 is inputted the output is 5

Therefore g(f(-2)) = 5

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