Graph algebra problem! Can anybody help me out as graphs are definitely not my strong suit.

f(2) = 5

Step-by-step explanation:

Definitions:

Input values = x-coordinates.

The input values are also known as the domain, which is the set of all real numbers. With the domain of a function, you could substitute any real number into a given function for x and produce a valid output.

Output values = y-coordinates

The range is the set of all real numbers that depend on the input values plugged into the function. Thus, the range represents the output (y-values) that corresponds to the input values used into the function. Function Notation:In the function notation f(x), f  is the function name, and x is your input variable.  Output values are also called functional values.  You could use any letter to represent a function name, such as g(x), w(x), etc.,.Explanations:

This particular question asks for you to identify the corresponding output (y-value) of the given input value, x = 2.  If you look at the graph, the x-coordinate, x = 2, corresponds to the y-coordinate of 5.

Therefore, f(2) = 5.  

Attached is an edited screenshot of the graph that you posted, where it shows where f(2) = 5 is located on the graph.

Ithink you're supposed to multiply 12.50 which is how much he makes per hour and then multiply it by each number then add whats left togrther and there's your answer