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In Exercises 1−12, each graph is a slight variation on the graph of one of the twelve basic functions described in this section. Match the graph to one of the twelve functions (a)−(l) and then support your answer by checking the graph on your calculator. (All graphs are shown in the window
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To match: the given graph with its function and verify with graphing window
The graph matches with option (j)
Given information: The given graph is,
Formula used:
The graph of the function
Calculation:
See the shape of the graph.
The graph resembles to the graph of
Consider the basic function
Reflect the graph through
Thus, the graph of the function is
The given graph matches with option (j).
Graph the function in the graphing window
Hence, the graph matches with option (j)
Chapter 1 Solutions
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