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Graphing/Slopes (Easy points!!) (ASAP) (URGENT) (Please check my other questions)​

Graphing/Slopes (Easy points!!) (ASAP) (URGENT) (Please check my other questions)​-example-1

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Answer:

1 C (greatest)

2 D

3 B

4 A (least)

Explanation:

A positive slope is at points where y increases as x increases. A negative slope is when y decreases as x increases. A zero slope is at the turning points of the graph either at a minimum or maximum

There are 2 points where the slope is positive C and D. If you look at point C the graph increases at a sharper rate than point D. Sol we know that slope of C > slope of D

At point A slope is negative and at point B it is zero since the slope is changing from negative to positive at this point. This is a minimum

any negative number is less than 0 less than any positive number

hence

slope(C) > slope(D) > slope(B) > slope(A)

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