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Consider the following piece-wise function.

How would the portion of the graph labeled "a" be defined?

Consider the following piecewise function How would the portion of the graph labeled a be defined class=

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The line is rising up to the left and it starts at -2,-2

If you were to continue the line to cross the y a is it would cross at (0,-3)

Find the slope

Slope = (-2 - -1) / (—2 - -4) = -1/2

It would be y= -1/2x-3 when x<-2

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