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Mathematics, 26.04.2021 21:30, DarkWolf1963

The graph of a function h is shown below. Find one value of x for which h(x)=-4 and find h(1).
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The graph of a function h is shown below.

Find one value of x for which h(x)=-4 and find h(1).
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