Question

Solve.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@satellite73 PLEASE HELP!!!

Answer 3

@perl @satellite73 @sleepyhead314 @sleepyjess @TheSmartOne @Abhisar @freckles @Destinymasha @amistre64 @CausticSyndicalist

Answer 4

f'>=0 on [-3,0]
so that means f is only increasing
and never decreasing
so that means that the only numbers to look at are the endpoints

Answer 5

f(0) is given as 7
and we know that isn't the answer because 7 isn't given as an option
so find f(-3) and you have your answer

Answer 6

@rational can u help me w/ this

Answer 7

Find the equation for f'
then integrate to find f
then use your initial condition to find C
then find f(-3)