Question 1153233
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You have not posted a question....  I will assume you want a graph.<br>
In any function like this, every segment of the graph is linear; and the general behavior of the graph changes only at the critical points -- where one of the terms is 0.<br>
So the behavior of the graph of this function changes only at -2, 3, and 5.  And since the specified interval is from x=3 to x=5, the graph on that interval is linear.<br>
Determine the linear function on that interval using the function values at the two endpoints of the interval:<br>
{{{f(3) = 0+5-2 = 3}}}
{{{f(5) = 2+7-0 = 9}}}<br>
The linear equation with a graph passing through (3,3) and (5,9) is y = 3x-6.<br>
Here is a graph of the given function and the line y=3x-6 on the interval (2,6),showing that the two functions are equivalent on the interval (3,5):<br>
{{{graph(400,400,2,6,-2,12,abs(x-3)+abs(x+2)-abs(x-5),3x-6)}}}<br>