The following function is defined by two equations. The equation in the first row gives the output for values of z less than -2. The equation in the second row gives the ouput for values of z which are greater or equal to S3z +3 if z <-2 h(z) = 3z -3 if z 2-2 Find the indicated values: a) h(-7) = b) h(-2) =| c) h(5) =

The following function is defined by two equations. The equation in the first row gives the output for values of z less than -2. The equation in the second row gives the ouput for values of z which are greater or equal to S3z +3 if z <-2 h(z) = 3z -3 if z 2-2 Find the indicated values: a) h(-7) = b) h(-2) =| c) h(5) =

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