A(1)
\The function is .
Differentiate with respect to x.
\To find the critical points, equate to zero.
Critical number is .
Substitute in the function.
Therefore the critical point is .
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A-(2)&(3)
\The function is .
From A-(1), the critical point is .
The derivative function is .
Consider test intervals as and
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Decreasing | \
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Increasing | \
Therefore the function is increasing in the interval .
The function is decreasing in the interval .
Solution:
\A-(2): The function is increasing in the interval .
A-(3): The function is decreasing in the interval .
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A-(4)&(5)
\The function is .
From A-(1), the critical number is .
The derivative function is .
Differentiate with respect to x.
\The sign of is positive for all values of x.
Therefore, the function has relative minimum at .
Relative minima is .
No relative maxima.
\Solution:
\A-(4): Relative minima is .
A-(5): No relative maxima.
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B(1)
\The function is .
Differentiate with respect to .
.
To find the critical points, equate to zero.
Critical number is .
Substitute in the function.
Therefore the critical point is .
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B-(2)&(3)
\The function is .
From A-(1), the critical point is .
The derivative function is .
Consider test intervals as and
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Interval \ | \
Test Value | \Sign of ![]() | \
Conclusion | \
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Increasing | \
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Decreasing | \
Therefore the function is increasing in the interval .
The function is decreasing in the interval .
Solution:
\B-(2): The function is increasing in the interval .
B-(3): The function is decreasing in the interval .
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B-(4)&(5)
\The function is .
From B-(1), the critical number is .
The derivative function is .
Differentiate with respect to x.
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Find the value of second derivative at .
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Therefore, the function has relative maximum at .
Relative maxima is .
No relative maxima.
\Solution:
\B-(4): Relative minima is .
B-(5): No relative minima.
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