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2 years ago

Which shows a function that is decreasingover its entire graph? Working on it now need ASAP

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PtichkaEL [24]2 years ago

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One thing everyone always forgets is we don't usually see the <em>entire</em> graph. Once out of the frame, these functions can do anything they want.

From what we can see, only the bottom right one is always decreasing.

Answer: bottom right

By the way, the top right graph (a vertical line) isn't a function.

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