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What interval of f(x) is increasing?

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The graph below is of f'(x) for some function f(x) with domain (-00, 00) (i.e., the graph of of the derivative of f(x)).
1.8
1,0
-6
Transcribed Image Text:The graph below is of f'(x) for some function f(x) with domain (-00, 00) (i.e., the graph of of the derivative of f(x)). 1.8 1,0 -6
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