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Chapter 1: Q. 32 (page 14)

Determine the viewing window used.

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The viewing window settings are

Xmin=-22Xmax=-10Ymin=4Ymax=8Xscl=2Yscl=1

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01

Step 1.Given information

The given viewing window is

02

Step 2.find the settings for the viewing window

The minimum value of x is-22

The maximum value of x is-10

The minimum value of y is4

The maximum value of y is 8

On the x-axis one unit2

On the y-axis one unit 1

So, the settings are

Xmin=-22Xmax=-10Ymin=4Ymax=8Xscl=2Yscl=1

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