Find the domain and range of the relation, and determine whether it is a function.
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Both functions decrease at (-1, 2)
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The polynomial function f(x) is represented by the graph.
From the graph, the polynomial function decreases at (-2, 2)
The absolute function is given as;
f(x) = =5|x + 1| + 10
The vertex of the above function is
Vertex = (-1, 10)
Because a is negative (a= -5), the vertex is a maximum.
This means that the function decreases at (-1, ∞)
So, we have
(-2, 2) and (-1, ∞)
Combine both intervals
(-1, 2)
This means that both functions decrease at (-1, 2)
See attachment 2 for the number line that represents the interval where both functions are decreasing
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The answer is C
it's easier if you graph it
we know that the x of the unknown vertice is 4, because this is a rectangle and that vertices has to be on the same x line as the point below.
y of the unknown vertice has to be 1 because the vertice to the left needs to be on the same y line as the unknown vertice
it's easier if you graph it
we know that the x of the unknown vertice is 4, because this is a rectangle and that vertices has to be on the same x line as the point below.
y of the unknown vertice has to be 1 because the vertice to the left needs to be on the same y line as the unknown vertice