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Let g(x) = max(5 - x, x + 2). The smallest possible value of g(x) is

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Description: Let g(x) = max(5 - x, x + 2). The smallest possible value of g(x) is

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Smallest possible value would be at 5-x = x+2 i.e. x= 1.5 as shown

Substituting we get smallest value as 3.5.

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