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Is the graph increasing, decreasing, or constant where 1 < x < 6

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akposevictor

The graph in the given diagram where 1 < x < 6 is: decreasing.

What is a Decreasing Graph?

In a graphed function, if the line of the graph within a given interval slopes downwards from your left to the right, it means the graph is decreasing.

Taking a look at the given graph shown in the diagram below, the line of the graph within the interval 1 < x < 6, slopes downwards. Therefore, the graph is decreasing.

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