### Differentiability of GraphsIn this section, we'll examine various graphs to determine whether they are differentiable. We'll put a box around the entire graph of any differentiable graph and circle the points of non-differentiability for those that are not differentiable.#### Graph Descriptions1. **Top Left Graph (Red Curve)**: - The graph is a smooth, continuous curve with no sharp corners or discontinuities. It appears to be differentiable everywhere.2. **Top Middle Graph (Orange Line)**: - The graph is a straight line with a constant slope. Since there are no discontinuities or sharp corners, it’s differentiable everywhere.3. **Top Right Graph (Blue V-Shaped Curve)**: - The graph consists of straight line segments joined at points with sharp corners. These points of sharp corners are where the graph is not differentiable.4. **Middle Left Graph (Purple Curve)**: - Similar to the top left red curve, this graph is smooth and continuous, with no regions of non-differentiability.5. **Middle Right Graph (Blue Angular Function)**: - The graph is made up of multiple linear segments, and there are sharp changes in direction at the points where these segments meet. These points are not differentiable.6. **Bottom Left Graph (Green Curve)**: - The graph shows a smooth, continuous curve without any sharp corners or cusps. Hence, it is differentiable everywhere.7. **Bottom Right Graph (Red V-Shaped Curve)**: - This graph features a sharp point at the peak of the curve. This point is where the graph is not differentiable.### Instructions for Assessment- **Box the entire graph** if it is differentiable everywhere.- **Circle the points** on the graph that are not differentiable.### Graph Analysis1. **Red Curve (Top Left)**: - Box around the entire graph - Differentiable everywhere2. **Orange Line (Top Middle)**: - Box around the entire graph - Differentiable everywhere3. **Blue Angular Line (Top Right)**: - Circle at each point where the slope sharply changes direction - Not differentiable at the sharp points where the line segments meet4. **Purple Curve (Middle Left)**: - Box around the entire graph - Differentiable everywhere5. **Blue

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