Determine which graph is the graph of f(x) if the following are true.f(x) has a horizontal asymptote at y = 0.f'(x) is positive on (-∞, -3).f'(x) is negative on (-3, *).• f"(x) is positive on (-∞, -3) u (-3, ∞).f"(x) is negative nowhere.O-15 -10-15 -10-597y1510105-5- 10-1515105-510155510101515X-15-10-5-15 -10 -515105-51-10-1515105-5-10-155- in10101515xX

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Chapter5: Graphs And The Derivative

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