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Find the maximum value of y=-x+4 over the interval -4< x < 3.

Find the maximum value of y=-x+4 over the interval -4< x < 3.-example-1

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Since we have the function y = - x + 4

Since x is multiplied by -1, then, when x = - 4, the y will have the maximum value


\begin{gathered} y=\text{ - }(\text{ - }4)+4 \\ y=4+4\text{ = 8} \end{gathered}

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