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Consider the given plecewise function. -(3x + 7); r < -3 f(1) = 2x2 – 16; 2r2 – 16; -3 3 Select the section(s) of the graph where the function is decreasing

Consider the given plecewise function. -(3x + 7); r < -3 f(1) = 2x2 – 16; 2r2 – 16; -3 3 Select-example-1
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The function is again graphed below,

Remember, for decreasing functions, the y-value decreases as x value increases. It's:

Looking at the graph, the function is decreasing:

• from - infinity to - 3 (red graph)

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• from - 3 to 0 (part of blue graph)

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• from 3 to infinity (green graph)

Consider the given plecewise function. -(3x + 7); r < -3 f(1) = 2x2 – 16; 2r2 – 16; -3 3 Select-example-1
Consider the given plecewise function. -(3x + 7); r < -3 f(1) = 2x2 – 16; 2r2 – 16; -3 3 Select-example-2
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