Piecewise and Absolute Value Functions: Tutorial Use the drawing tools to form the correct answer on the graph.
Plot the piecewise function on the graph.
2x + 6, -5 < x <-2
f() = 1,
-2 <<<2
-3x + 10, 2<3<5
Be sure to include open and closed endpoints as needed.
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