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Chapter 3: Q. 3.108 (page 335)

Graph :f(x)=-x2

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The graph of the function is

Step by step solution

01

Given information 

The given function isf(x)=-x2

02

Create a table 

Assume some random numbers for x . Substitute the values and find out f(x).

xf(x)=-x2
(x,f(x))
-2role="math" localid="1644464135422" -(-2)2=-4
(-2,-4)
-1-1(-1,-1)
00(0,0)
11(1,1)
24(2,4)

Plot all the points in a graph and connect all the points by a curve.

03

Graph 

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