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Given the above, evaluate g(-r) if r = -7. [#permalink]
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\(\begin{g(r)=}\\
\begin{equation*}\\
\begin{cases}\\
4|r| \ if \ r \geq 2 \\\\
|r| \ if \ r < 2 \\\\
\end{cases}\\
\end{equation*}\\
\)

And we are asked to find the value of g(-r) when r=-7

Let's put r=-7 first in g(-r) we get
g(-r) = g(-(-7)) = g(7)

Now, to find g(7) we need to check the condition when r >= 2 as (7 >= 2)

=> g(7) = 4|7| = 4*7= 28 (Watch this video to learn about the basics of Absolute Value)

So, answer will be E
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Re: Given the above, evaluate g(-r) if r = -7. [#permalink]
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g(-r) at r = -7 is g(-(-7)) = g(7).

As per the given condition it will be 4 * 7 = 28

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