Over what interval is the function in this graph increasing? A-2 sxs 3 B.-3 sxs2 C.-4 SXS - 2 D. -55x55

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Over what interval is the function in this graph increasing?

A-2 sxs 3
B.-3 sxs2
C.-4 SXS - 2
D. -55x55

Over what interval is the function in this graph increasing? A-2 sxs 3 B.-3 sxs2 C-example-1

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Explanation:

The interval is -2 <= x <= 3 (A).

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