The decreasing intervals of a function
Decreasing Interval of a function
A decreasing interval of a function expresses the same values of X (the interval), in which the values of the function (Y) decrease parallelly to the increase of the values of X to the right.
In certain cases, the decreasing interval begins at the maximum point, but it does not necessarily have to be this way.
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