PROBLEM 1 Let f (x) = -x* - 8x + 32x + 384x + 69.

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Find all intervals where f is decreasing.
o Separate your intervals by commas if more than one, e.g., (1,2) ,
(3,4) , (5,infinity)
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Due date: 5:00 AM Oct 31, 2020
PROBLEM 1
Let f(x) = -x* – 8x + 32x + 384x + 69.
Transcribed Image Text:Due date: 5:00 AM Oct 31, 2020 PROBLEM 1 Let f(x) = -x* – 8x + 32x + 384x + 69.
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