The statement that is true regarding the graphed functions is that f(-2) = g(-2), making the 4th statement the right choice.
We are asked to mark the statement that is true regarding the graphed functions.
In the question, we are shown a coordinate plane with two functions graphed on it.
The function shown in the blue color is named f(x), and the function in the red color is named g(x).
The function f(x) implies that function f is defined over the variable x.
The function g(x) implies that the function g is defined over the variable x.
The point of intersection of the two functions f(x) and g(x) is (-2, 4).
This means that for the x-value -2, the value of the f(x) = g(x) = 4.
Thus, we can say that f(-2) = g(-2).
Thus, the statement that is true regarding the graphed functions is that f(-2) = g(-2), making the 4th statement the right choice.
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