If$f$ Is Decreasing and Concave Up On$-7 \frac{f(-1)-f(-6)}{-1+6}$

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The Answer of If$f$ Is Decreasing and Concave Up On$-7 \frac{f(-1)-f(-6)}{-1+6}$

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If $f$ Is Decreasing and Concave Up On $-7<x<4$ , Then $\frac{f(3)-f(-2)}{3+2}>\frac{f(-1)-f(-6)}{-1+6}$

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If $f$ is decreasing and concave up on $-7<x<4$ , then $\frac{f(3)-f(-2)}{3+2}>\frac{f(-1)-f(-6)}{-1+6}$ .

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