20+15+10+5+X-8-6-4-224-5+-10+Graph of f':-6, x = -2, and x = 2. On which ofThe graph of f', the derivative of the continuous function f, is shown above on the interval [-8, 4]. The graph of f' has horizontal tangent lines at x =the following intervals is the graph of f both decreasing and concave up?A(-8, –6)B(-6, –5)(-2, 0)(1, 2)

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