What is the interval of decrease?

D.  (-infinity, 2)

This is the interval

On this interval, the function curve is going downhill as you read it from left to right.

More technically, the function is decreasing on this interval because f(a) > f(b) where a < b. For example, f(0) > f(2) and note that 0 < 2.

1) AC = 13

The formua does not actually apply to all of the problems.

Step-by-step explanation:

1) The absolute value of -8 is added to the absolute value of 5. 8+5=13

2) Subtract the length of the EF from EG to get the length of FG 21 -6 = 15

3) Take what's given and create an equation to solve. 4x + 15 +39 =110. 4x = 110 - (15+39).

4x =110-54. 4x =56. x=56/4. x=14

4) Create another equation. You have two segments that add up to the length of EG, given =23

EF+FG=EG

(2x-12)+(3x-15)=23

5x - 27 = 23

5x= 23+27 5x =50. x = 10

Substitute 10 for x

EF=2(10) -12 EF=8

FG=3(10)-15. FG=15

EF+FG =EG.

8 + 15 = 23

5) 2/5 of 25 is 10 So EF is 10. Subtract from 25 to get FG

FG = 15

I hope this helps you.