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The graph of h(x) = l x - 10 l + 6 is shown. On which interval is this graph increasing?

A. (–∞, 6)
 B. (–∞, 10)
 C. (6, ∞)
 D. (10, ∞)

The graph of h(x) = l x - 10 l + 6 is shown. On which interval is this graph increasing-example-1
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From point (10,6) to the right
User Jurlie
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we have


h\left(x\right)=\left|x-10\right|+6

we know that

see the graph

Let


A(0,16)\\ B(10,6)\\ C(20,16)

Find the slope BC


m=((y2-y1))/((x2-x1))


m=((16-6))/((20-10))


m=((10))/((10))


m=1

The slope is positive

so

The graph is increasing in the interval----------> (10, ∞)

Find the slope AB


m=((y2-y1))/((x2-x1))


m=((6-16))/((10-0))


m=((-10))/((10))


m=-1

The slope is negative

so

The graph is decreasing in the interval----------> (-∞,10)

therefore

the answer is the option

D. (10, ∞)


The graph of h(x) = l x - 10 l + 6 is shown. On which interval is this graph increasing-example-1
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