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What is the rule that defines the function shown in the graph for the interval, {-2 < x < 0}?​

What is the rule that defines the function shown in the graph for the interval, {-2 < x < 0}?​
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What is the rule that defines the function shown in the graph for the interval, {-2 < x < 0}?​

What is the rule that defines the function shown in the graph for the interval, {-2 &lt-example-1
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Explanation:

720,080 in expanded form with components

(7 X 10>50

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