2. Let G(x) = g(t)dt, where g is the function whose graph is shown below: g(x) I (a) Evaluate G(-3), G(-2), G(0), G(2),

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2. Let G(x) = g(t)dt, where g is the function whose graph is shown below: g(x) I (a) Evaluate G(-3), G(-2), G(0), G(2),

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2. Let G(x) = g(t)dt, where g is the function whose graph is shown below: g(x) I (a) Evaluate G(-3), G(-2), G(0), G(2), G(3) and G(4). (b) On what interval(s) G is decreasing? (c) On what interval(s) G is concave downward? (d) What is the absolute maximum value of G on the interval [ - 2,4].
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