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- 2 2 a 2 Increasing: Increasing Decreasing: Decreasing: Range: Range:

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the graph increases when the values ​​in y are increasing

we must mention the part of x where the function increases

so

Increassing:


(-\infty,1)

because the graph is increasing from a very small number to the number 1

the graph decreases when the values ​​in and are less and less

we must mention the part of x where the function decreasing

so

Decreasing:


(1,\infty)

because the graph starts to decrease from the number 1 to a very large number

the range is the part of y that the graph uses, from the lowest point to the highest

Range:


(-\infty,2\rbrack

because the smallest number is a very small number and the largest number that takes in y is 2

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