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To evaluate a piecewise function, you always do/perform the same procedure.
First, for given value of argument x, you identify to which interval x does belong.
It says to you, which formula to use.
As soon as you identified which formula to use - - - use it.
For example, for (a), the argument -5 does belong to x <= 4;
so, you use the first line formula,
and it gives you f(-5) = 2. ANSWER
Next case, for (b), the argument 0 does belong to x <= 4;
so, you use the first line formula,
and it gives you f(0) = 2. ANSWER
Next case, for (c), the argument 4 does belong to x <= 4;
so, you use the first line formula,
and it gives you f(4) = 2. ANSWER
Next case, for (d), the argument 5 does belong to x > 4;
so, you use the second line formula,
and it gives you f(5) = 4*5 − 3 = 17. ANSWER
Make the last case on your own, guided by my instructions.
Happy calculations (!)
The major lesson to learn from my post is that this job is EASY to do.