Which graph represents the function over the interval [−3,3] ?

f(x)=⌈x+1⌉

The correct graph is the bottom left graph.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given function is f(x)=ceil(x+1)

To plot graph of f(x) in interval of(-3,3) :

ceil(x+1) is ceiling function

The output of ceil(x) is least integer greater than x

for example ceil(5.5)=6

For an interval of (-3,-2):

Take x=(-2.4)

x+1=(-1.4)

y=f(x)=ceil(x+1)=(-1)

Similarly,

For an interval of (-2,-1):

Take x=(-1.4)

x+1=(-0.4)

y=f(x)=ceil(x+1)=(0)

For an interval of (-1,0)

y=f(x)=1

For an interval of (0,1)

y=f(x)=2

For an interval of (1,2)

y=f(x)=3

For an interval of (2,3)

y=f(x)=4

Thus, The correct graph is the bottom left graph.

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