5. -x + 3 if x <-1 f(x) = { 4 if -1 4 Increasing Decreasing Constant

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Please provide clear formatting and what is the Increase, Decreasing and Constant, for example: Increasing is (-∞,-1)

 

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5.
-x+3 if x<-1
f (x) =
if -1<xS 4
2x-4 if
x> 4
Increasing
Decreasing
Constant
4,
Transcribed Image Text:5. -x+3 if x<-1 f (x) = if -1<xS 4 2x-4 if x> 4 Increasing Decreasing Constant 4,
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