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When stating if a function is increasing, decreasing, or constant in interval notation use:

a) I for increasing, D for decreasing, and C for constant
b) + for increasing, - for decreasing, and 0 for constant
c) ↑ for increasing, ↓ for decreasing, and ↔ for constant
d) Inc for increasing, Dec for decreasing, and Const for constant

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Final answer:

In interval notation, I represents increasing, D represents decreasing, and C represents constant.

Step-by-step explanation:

a. In interval notation, I represents increasing, D represents decreasing, and C represents constant.
b. In interval notation, + represents increasing, - represents decreasing, and 0 represents constant.
c. In interval notation, ↑ represents increasing, ↓ represents decreasing, and ↔ represents constant.
d. In interval notation, Inc represents increasing, Dec represents decreasing, and Const represents constant.

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