Consider the functions f(x) = -2(x-3)² + 2 which is represented by the graph
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The intervals of the function on the graph are:
- Domain = (-∝, ∝)
- Range = (-∝, 2]
- Increases (-∝, 3]
- Decreases [3, ∝)
The function is given as:
f(x) = -2(x-3)² + 2
See attachment for the graph.
From the graph, we have;
Domain = (-∝, ∝)
Because it takes all real values as its input
Range = (-∝, 2]
Because it has a vertex of (3, 2) and the vertex is a maximum
Also, it increases on the interval (-∝, 3] and decreases on the interval [3, ∝)
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