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F (x)= -|x-3| +4 when is f increasing

F (x)= -|x-3| +4 when is f increasing
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F (x)= -|x-3| +4 when is f increasing

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Answer:

(-∞,3)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the function:


f(x)=-|x-3|+4

The graph of f(x) is attached below:

The interval when f(x) is increasing is (-∞,3).

F (x)= -|x-3| +4 when is f increasing-example-1
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