Based on the description provided, we can analyze the possible piecewise functions.
- The first ray starts from an open endpoint, which typically indicates that its corresponding value at that point is not included in the function (this often is represented with ">" or "<").
- The second ray starts from a closed endpoint, which suggests that its value at that point is included in the function (represented with "≥" or "≤").
Given this structure, the correct choice would involve:
- A value of -2 for certain x values (possibly for x < certain threshold) which represents the first ray (open endpoint).
- A value of 3 for x values above or equal to a threshold indicating the second ray (closed endpoint).
Thus, the correct piecewise function should represent:
- An open endpoint at x = 0 for y = -2, which corresponds to \( y = -2 \) when \( x > 0 \).
- A closed endpoint at x = 0 for y = 3 representing \( y = 3 \) when \( x \leq 0 \).
The most suitable option among the ones provided is:
y={−2, x>0; 3, x≤0
This represents the behavior described for both rays appropriately.