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what part of the graph is increasing and which part is decreasing
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Is this graph f(x) or f'(x)
i gues it just f(x)
Then All parts are increasing.
the answer is that the it is dcreasing betwen a and b and increasing bw and c. the only explanation i cam up with is [a,b] i below axis so decreasig
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That means this is a derived graph. When f' <0 then it is decreasing and when f' >0 then it is increasing.
so i have the right idea
Yes
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