consider the function y f(z)gwen in the following graph. Click on the graph to v

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consider the function y f(z)gwen in the following graph. Click on the graph to view the enlarged graph Enter the intervals) on which the function is decreasing Enter the interval(s) on which the function is increasing Enter the interval(s) on which the function is constant Note: Use INF or INF for 00 or 00, respectively, Make sure your answer is in interval notation Enter "NONE" without quotes if there are no intervals where the function is decreasing, increasing, or constant Separate multiple intervals with a comma. e.g., if the function is decreasing on both (2,3) and (4,5) hen your answer would be (2,3) (4,5) The following questions are for the polynomial function f(r) defined below. f(z) 4) (1-5) (z -1) Use the Leading Coettoent Test to determine the graph's end behavor. Does the graph rise or far to the len? Enter R for rse or F for talt Does the graph rise or fall to the right? Enter R sor rise or Ffor tatt Find the intercepts ofthe graph of f The intercept(s) of f The y-intercept(s) or f Note: Enter as values rather than points. Separate answers with a comma if necessary. For example, if the ar-ntercepts occur at (4,0) and (ti,0) then enter "4.5" without quotes (or "5A"). If there are no x- or y-intercepts enter "NONE without quotes Repeated intercepts should be entered only once.

Explanation / Answer

The function decreases and increases when:

A function with a graph that moves downward as it is followed from left to right and vice versa for increasing function.

So, in the question here

Function decreases in interval : (-INF,2) and (3,4)

Function increases in interval: (2,3) and (4,INF)

Function is not constant anywhere.

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