Consider the function below h(x) given in the following graph. Enter the corresponding function value in each answer space below. 1. H(-1) = 2. H(1) =

First, we identify the points:
[tex]\begin{gathered} P_1=(-1,H(-1)) \\ P_2=(1,H(1)) \end{gathered}[/tex]On the graph:
Looking at the points, we can see that P₁ is one unit down the x-axis, so we can say that its y-coordinate is -1. Then:
[tex]H(-1)=-1[/tex]On the other hand, P₂ lies directly on the x-axis, so we can say that its y-coordinate is 0. Then:
[tex]H(1)=0[/tex]