[algebra 2] increasing/decreasing functions. picture included.
1. the function is for –9 < x < –7.
a. increasing
b. decreasing
c. constant
2. the function is increasing
a. -3 < x < 0
b. -7 < x < -3
c. -9 < x < -7
3. the point lies on the graph of the function.
a. (-5,8)
b. (-5,-8)
c. (5, -8)
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