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At which point is the corner of the graph of \(y=\min(x,-3)\) located?

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Correct answer: \((-3,-3)\)

For \(x\leq -3\), the minimum is \(x\), so \(y=x\); for \(x\geq -3\), the minimum is \(-3\), so \(y=-3\). These two rules meet at \(x=-3\), giving \(y=-3\). Hence the corner is \((-3,-3)\). Option D lies on the horizontal part of the graph but is not the point where the rule changes. Exam tip: find the intersection of \(y=x\) and \(y=-3\).

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Graphs Of FunctionsPiecewise FunctionsMinimum FunctionCoordinate GeometryGraphs Of Standard FunctionsRelations And FunctionsMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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