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The function g(x)=x^2/3+x is decreasing on the interval: a) (-1,0) b) (-1/3,0) c) (-3/10,0) d) (-8/27,...

The function g(x)=x^2/3+x is decreasing on the interval:

a) (-1,0)

b) (-1/3,0)

c) (-3/10,0)

d) (-8/27, 0)

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