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Answer: Option C


a> 0

Explanation:

The graph shows a radical function of the form
f(x)=a(x+k)^{(1)/(n)}+c

Where n is a positive number.

For this type of function, if the coefficient
a> 0 then then when x tends to
\infty f(x) tends to
\infty and when x tends to
-\infty then f(x) tends to
-\infty.

Notice in the graph that as x increases then f(x) also increases and as x decreases f(x) also decreases.

This indicates that the coefficient
a> 0

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