Given the graph of g(x), shown below, compare the indicating values by entering<,>, or inthe blanks. Provide a brief explanation of your reasoning for each answer.y g(x)1 012 3 4a. g(2) g'(-1)b. g'(-2) g'(4)c. g'(0) g(0)d. g'(4) g'(3)e. g'(2)g'(-1)

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Given the graph of g(x), shown below, compare the indicating values by entering<,>, or in
the blanks. Provide a brief explanation of your reasoning for each answer.
y g(x)
1 0
1
2 3 4
a. g(2) g'(-1)
b. g'(-2) g'(4)
c. g'(0) g(0)
d. g'(4) g'(3)
e. g'(2)g'(-1)

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