SOLUTION: use the graph of the function f to find f (2), f(3), and f (4)
f (2)=
f (3)=
f (4)=
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Question 411163: use the graph of the function f to find f (2), f(3), and f (4)
f (2)=
f (3)=
f (4)=
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