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Chapter 3: Q. 3.105 (page 334)

Graph: f(x) = −2

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The graph of the function is

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01

Step 1:Given information 

Graph the function f(x)=-2

02

Recognize the function  

The given f(x)=-2 is a constant function because there is no 'x' term .

The graph of f(x) is a horizontal line and it passes through point (0,-2)

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Graph of the function 

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