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Using the graph of $g(x)$ below, answer the following questions.

a) Where is $g(x) > 0$ ? (Enter an interval or a union of intervals.)

b) Where is $g(x) < 0$ ? (Enter an interval or a union of intervals.)

c) Where is $g(x) = 0$ ? (Enter a list of values, separated by commas.)

d) Where is $g(x)$ increasing? (Enter an interval or a union of intervals.)

e) Where is $g(x)$ decreasing? (Enter an interval or a union of intervals.)

NOTE: When using interval notation in WeBWorK, remember that: use 'U' for multiple intervals, for example if you are increasing on both intervals $(a,b)$ and $(c,d)$ then write as: $(a,b)U(c,d)$ .