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Which interval of the graph is decreasing?option 1: (-inf,inf)option 2: [2,inf)option 3: (-inf,0)option 4: [0,2]

Which Interval Of The Graph Is Decreasingoption 1 Infinfoption 2 2infoption 3 Inf0option 4 02 class=

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The graph has 3 parts

The decreasing part that slopes downwards, the increasing part that slopes upwards and the constant part that ends it as a straight line.

The decreasing part is that on the left side that begins from minus infinity on the negative x-axis and ends exactly at the origin before picking up.

Therefore, the interval of the graph decreasing starts from minus infinity to 0

[tex](-\infty,0)[/tex]

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