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(a)

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Find \"\" and \"\".

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Observe the graph of the function \"\" :

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At \"\", the value of \"\" is \"\".

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At \"\", the value of \"\" is \"\".

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Thus, \"\" and \"\".

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(b)

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Find \"\" and \"\".

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Observe the graph of the function \"\" :

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At \"\", the value of \"\" is \"\".

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At \"\", the value of \"\" is \"\".

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Thus, \"\" and \"\".

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(c)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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The point corresponding to \"\" is below the \"\" - axis.

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\"\".

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Thus, \"\" is negative.

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(d)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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The point corresponding to \"\" is above the \"\" - axis.

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\"\".

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Thus, \"\" is positive.

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(e)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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At \"\", \"\", and \"\" the value of \"\".

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Thus, the values of \"\", \"\" and \"\".

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(f)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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For the interval \"\" the function \"\".

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(g)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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The domain of \"\" is \"\".

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(h)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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The range of \"\" is \"\".

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(i)

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\"\"-intercepts are the values of  \"\", Where the graph touches the \"\" - axis.

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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The \"\"-intercepts are \"\" and \"\".

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(j)

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\"\"-intercepts are the values of  \"\", Where the graph touches the \"\" - axis.

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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The \"\"-intercept is \"\".

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(k)

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The horizontal line \"\" will intersects the graph at 2 times.

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(l)

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The vertical line \"\" will intersects the graph once.

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(m)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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At \"\", the value of \"\".

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Thus, the value of \"\".

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(n)

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Observe the graph of the function \"\":

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At \"\", the value of \"\".

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Thus, the value of \"\".

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(a) \"\" and \"\".

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(b) \"\" and \"\".

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(c) Negative.

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(d) Positive.

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(e) \"\".

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(f) \"\".

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(g) \"\".

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(h) \"\".

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(i) \"\" and \"\".

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(j) \"\".

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(k) 2 times.

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(l) Once.

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(m) \"\"

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(n) \"\".