Draw a graph to match the description given. G(x) is decreasing over ( − ∞, – 9) and (6,∞) and increasing over ( – 9,6). Which of the following graphs matches the description?
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This means that the function is decreasing from negative infinity to -9, then increasing from -9 to 6, and finally decreasing from 6 to positive infinity. This suggests a parabola-like shape with a maximum point between -9 and 6. Show more…
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