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Which of the following represents the range of the graph of F(x) below? A. x<2 B. All real numbers C. y ≤ 2 -6 D. x≤2 FOX 6 (0, 2) 5
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Which of the following represents the range of the graph of F(x) below?
A. x<2
B. All real numbers
C. y ≤ 2
-6
D. x≤2
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(0, 2)
5
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