Place the letter of each description with the numbered items below. (1 mark each)a.quinticf.b.radical functiong.reciprocal linear functionextends from Q3 to Q4C.inverse is a log functionh.d.never changes signi.e.even functionj.instantaneous rate of changeaverage rate of changeis symmetric about the originh1.slope of the tangent2.y=-2x(x-1)(x+3)²3.slope of the secant4.h(x)=√4x+35.has between 1 and 5 x-intercepts e6.y=-(x-1)(x+4)4j7.an odd function98.A(t)=2(3)' +13fg(x)=9.2x+1e10.f(x)=(-x) holds true

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