HI, I am looking for the answer to b) ii. a. There is a function g relating values of y and z [y = g(x)]. Assuming it's defined, what do we know about g(7)? Choose all that apply.Vg(7) is sometimes called an output value for function g.Og(7) = 49.Og(7) represents the value of a when y = 7.From the given information, we don't know the exact value of g(7).Vg(7) represents the value of y when æ = 7.Vg(7) represents a y-value.b. While sitting in a room, you notice a bug flying around. Let n represent the number of seconds since you noticed the bug and let drepresent the bug's distance from you in feet. Let f represent the function such that d = f(n).i. Use function notation to represent the bug's distance from you (in feet) 8.5 seconds after you noticed it. Tip: Your answer should notinclude an equal sign.f(8.5)Previewii. Use function notation to represent that the bug is 11 feet away from you some number of seconds after you noticed it. Tip: Youranswer should include an equal sign.f(n)=11+d(n-1)Preview* Try again. What does f(n) represent in this situation? What information do you know? (Note: If you are trying to use inversefunction notation you should think of a different way to represent the given information. We do not know if the inverserelationship is a function.)Submit

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Description: HI, I am looking for the answer to b) ii. a. There is a function g relating values of y and z [y = g(x)]. Assuming it's defined, what do we know about g(7)? Choose all that apply.Vg(7) is sometimes called an output value for function g.Og(7) = 49.Og(