Using the Graphs of f(x), g(x), and h(x) to Evaluate the Expressions: g(f(1)) and g(f(2))

For the following exercises, use graphs of f(x), shown in Figure 6, g(x), shown in Figure 7, and h(x), shown in Figure 8, to evaluate the expressions.
g(f(1))
g(f(2))
f(g(4))
f(g(1))

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