Use your graphing calculator to graph the function between 
and 
. Show the graph of 
,
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. (Make sure your calculator is set to radian mode.)
?
?
A. ?
?
B. ??
C. ??
D. ??
E. ?
Answer: E
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?
A. ?
?
B. ?
?
C. ?
?
D. ?
?
E. ?
Answer: E
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