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Use the graph to answer the question. What is the maximum value for the function on the interval [-2,3] ?

          Use the graph to answer the question.
What is the maximum value for the function on the interval [-2,3]
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Use the graph to answer the question.
What is the maximum value for the function on the interval [-2,3]
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0:00 Hello.
00:01 So here we are asked to find what is the minimum value of our given function on the interval from negative 3 to 4.
00:08 So we can see that we're going to go off.
00:11 We're going to increase forever to the left and we're going to decrease forever to the right.
00:16 But then where we have some local maximums and minimums.
00:21 We can see we have a local minimum when x is negative 4.
00:26 That's going to be at negative 2.
00:27 So when x is negative 4, the output is negative 2...
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