8838ae…: “Up to the violet bird”

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Here is the formula and graph of $V$.

\[ V(h) = \begin{cases} -2h-3 & \text { if } [-6, -2] \\ -(h+3)(h-3) & \text { if } (-2, 4] \\ \frac {7h}{4} - 8 & \text { if } (4,6) \end{cases} \]

Suppose the function $p$ is defined through the equation $f(x) = 3 V(x) + 7$.

The point $(-2, -1)$ is on the graph of $V$. What is the corresponding point on the graph of $f$?

\[ \left ( \answer {-2}, \answer {4} \right ) \]

2025-05-17 21:43:53