graph the function A. Show steps how you find the domain, the x and y-intercepts, the...

graph the function A. Show steps how you find the domain, the x and y-intercepts, the horizontal and vertical asymptotes, the intervals of increasing and decreasing, the relative extrema, the intervals of concave up and down, all critical points, all inflection points, and any test points you use. then graph

function A= 1-X/e^- X

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