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Consider the functions below.Represent the interval where both functions are increasing on the number line provided.

Consider the functions below.Represent the interval where both functions are increasing on the number line provided.
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Consider the functions below.Represent the interval where both functions are increasing on the number line provided.

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The function f(x) is increasing for the intervals:


\begin{gathered} x\in(-\infty,-2\rbrack \\ x\in\lbrack2,\infty) \end{gathered}

Consider the functions below.Represent the interval where both functions are increasing-example-1
Consider the functions below.Represent the interval where both functions are increasing-example-2
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