The graph represents a certain polynomial function. Over which interval is the value of the function continually decreasing? $\circ$ $(-4, 0)$ $\circ$ $(-2, 2)$ $\circ$ $(0, 4)$ $\circ$ $(-4, 2)$
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Since the question asks for the interval where the value of the function is continually decreasing, we need to look for a decreasing trend in the graph. To do this, we can look at the slope of the graph. If the slope is negative, it means the graph is decreasing. Show more…
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