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Use the given graph the function to answer parts (a)-(n).

(a) Find and .
(b) Find and .
(c) Is positive or negative?
(d) Is positive or negative?
(e) For what values of is ?
(f) For what values of is ?
(g) What is the domain of ?
(h) What is the range of ?
(i) What are the ?
(j) What is the ?
(k) How often does the line intersect the graph?
(l) How often does the line intersect the graph?
(m) For what values of does ?
(n) For what values of ?

To find:
a. and .
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Solution:
a. ;
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The following graph
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a. ;

To find:
b. and .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
b. ;
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The following graph
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b. ;

To find:
c. positive or negative.
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
c. is negative as the curve is below the ;
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following graph
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c. is positive as the curve is above the ;

To find:
d. positive or negative.
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
d. is positive as the curve is above the ;
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The following graph
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d. is negative as the curve is below the ;

To find:
e. Value of for which .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
e. when ;
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Given:
The following graph
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e. when ;

To find:
f. Value of for which .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
f. when ;
Explanation of Solution
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The following graph
Calculation:
f. when ;

To find:
g. Domain of .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
g. Domain of ;
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The following graph
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g. Domain of ;

To find:
h. Range of
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
h. Range of ;
Explanation of Solution
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The following graph
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h. Range of ;

To find:
i. Intercepts of .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
i. Intercepts of ;
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The following graph
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i. Intercepts of ;

To find:
j. Intercepts of .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
j. Intercept of ;
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following graph
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j. Intercept of ;

To find:
k. Number of times the line intersect the graph.
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
k. The line crosses the curve three times;
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following graph
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k. The line crosses the curve three times;

To find:
l. Number of times the line intersect the graph.
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
l. The line crosses the curve only once;
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following graph
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l. The line crosses the curve only once;

To find:
m. The values of for which .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
m. When ;
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following graph
Calculation:
m. When ;

To find:
n. The values of for which .
Answer to Problem 10AYU
Solution:
n. When ;
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The following graph
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n. When ;
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