Reading graphs
the graph of the function f is represented below
answer the following que...
Mathematics, 03.10.2019 05:30 ajatez8813
Reading graphs
the graph of the function f is represented below
answer the following questions based on the graph:
1) write the coordinates of the x - intercept
2) write the coordinates of the y-intercept
3) find the value of f(1)
4) highlight the part of the graph for which the function is increasing
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