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course Mth 158
8/30/2010 5:20
1. It is going upward so it’s a positive line.2. It is getting stepper and goes up quicker.
3. ¾ so u go over 3 and up 4.
4. Increasing, if it get higher numbers like ^5, increasing at a constant rate
5. decreasing, it is just going down until it goes to 0, decreasing at a decreasing rate
6. decreasing, it is just going down until it goes to 0, decreasing at a decreasing rate
7. Decreasing, it going down until it goes to 0, decreasing at an decreasing rate
8. increasing at an increasing rate
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