24. Two functions, (x) and g(x), are graphed on a single set of axes below. Use the graph to answer the questions that follow. g(x) (7, 1.5) -7 -6 -3 1(x) -2 - a. Complete each of the following statements with intervals written in proper interval notation. Ax) is increasing on f(x)•g(x) < 0 on b. If g(x) > Ax), then what must be true about the graphs of Ax) and g(x)? Give a reason for your answer. Then, state on what interval(s) along the x – axis g(x) > Ax), if any such intervals exist. c. If f(x) > 0, then what must be true about the graph of f(x)? Give a reason for your answer. Then, state the intervals where f (x) > 0

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24.
Two functions, Ax) and g(x), are graphed on a single set of axes below. Use the graph to answer the
questions that follow.
g(x)
(7, 1.5)
f(x)
-2 +
-3
a. Complete each of the following statements with intervals written in proper interval notation.
Ax) is increasing on
f(x)•g(x) < 0 on
b. If g(x) > Ax), then what must be true about the graphs of Ax) and g(x)? Give a reason for your answer.
Then, state on what interval(s) along the x – axis g(x) >Ax), if any such intervals exist.
c. If Ax) > 0, then what must be true about the graph of fAx)? Give a reason for your answer. Then, state the
intervals where f (x) > 0
Transcribed Image Text:24. Two functions, Ax) and g(x), are graphed on a single set of axes below. Use the graph to answer the questions that follow. g(x) (7, 1.5) f(x) -2 + -3 a. Complete each of the following statements with intervals written in proper interval notation. Ax) is increasing on f(x)•g(x) < 0 on b. If g(x) > Ax), then what must be true about the graphs of Ax) and g(x)? Give a reason for your answer. Then, state on what interval(s) along the x – axis g(x) >Ax), if any such intervals exist. c. If Ax) > 0, then what must be true about the graph of fAx)? Give a reason for your answer. Then, state the intervals where f (x) > 0
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