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Let `f(x) = 1 + |x|,x < -1 [x], x >= -1, where [*]` denotes the greatest integer function.Then `f { f (- 2.3)}` is equal to

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`f(x)={(1+|x|",",x lt -1),([x]",",x ge -1):}`
`f(-2.3)=1+|-2.3|=1+2.3=3.3`
Now, `f(f(-2.3))=f(3.3)=[3.3]=3`
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