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The function is decreasing from 10 to 7 and increasing from 7 to 2. The domain is from 0 to 21 and the range is from 7 to 10. The minimum value is 7 and the maximum value is 10. The graph could represent a situation where something decreases then increases, such as temperature over time.

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6. Describe the features of the function in the graph and create a situation this graph could Write
the intervals where it is decreasing State the domain and range: and/or increasing: Demeting: (10,
7) Domain: (0,21] Ineresing: (7,2) Rong: [7,b] Identify the min and/or max: Write a situation this
graph could min7 represent: max10

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