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For which interval on the graph is the function non linear and decreasing?


Abetween x=0 and x=1

Bbetween x=1 and x= 2

Cbetween x=2 and x= 3


Dbetween x=3 and x=4

For which interval on the graph is the function non linear and decreasing? A) between x=0 and x=1 B) between x=1 and x= 2 C) between x=2 and x= 3 D) between x=3 class=

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the answer is c
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The graph is the function non linear and decreasing between x=2 and x= 3.

What is Graph?

Graph is a mathematical representation of a network and it describes the relationship between lines and points.

As we know , A nonlinear function is a function whose graph is NOT a straight line. Its graph can be any curve other than a straight line.

Also, Decreasing means places on the graph where the slope is negative. The formal definition of decreasing and strictly decreasing are identical to the definition of increasing with the inequality sign reversed.

So, we look at the graph it is non linear at x=2 and starts decreasing from x=3.

Hence, interval on the graph is the function non linear and decreasing is between x=2 and x= 3.

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