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Draw the graph of a function $y=f(x)$ with the stated properties.Both the function and the slope decrease as $x$ increases. [Note: The slope is negative and becomes more negative.]
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This means we want a function whose first derivative is negative (the function decreases) and whose second derivative is also negative (the slope decreases). Show more…
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