Evaluating a Piecewise Function
This lesson teaches you how to evaluate a piecewise function, which is a function that contains two other functions with constraints. The constraints determine which function to use for a specific input value. By understanding the constraints, you can determine where to plug in the input value and get the correct output. The lesson provides an example of evaluating f of negative 3 and f of 10 with the given constraints.
Evaluating a piecewise function
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- If f(x)= {x²+1, xâ¤4 6x-7, xâ¥4 Evaluate f(-2)and f(6)
