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So for g of negative 10, we are going to look at where x is equal to negative 10, and then from there figure out what y value it should correspond with for g of x, the graph.
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So it's going to be a little bit weird because you look at the graph and you notice, wait, there's no x is equal to negative 10.
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It only goes from negative 5 to 3.
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So where's a negative 10? one thing you have to note is that these arrows right over here at the end of each graph signifies something really important.
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It means that from the point negative 4 onward, all the way to any negative value to negative, negative 100, negative 1 million, 10 ,000, or 10 million, whatever, it's always going to be the same value going therefore...