f(x) = x +1is For the following functions finddomain of the function,• Intervals on which the function is increasingand intervals on which it is decreasing,● critical numbers, critical points, and relativeextrema,intervals on which the function is concaveupwards, downwards, and inflection point,• vertical asymptotes, if applicable.● Then sketch the graph, you can use graphingcalculator, Desmos, or another software forto check if your graph is correct.

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Problem 30RE: For the following exercises, use the graphs to determine the intervals on which the functions are...

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