(a)
\The function is .
Find the critical numbers by applying derivative.
\Apply derivative on each side with respect to .
Equate the derivative to .
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Equate the derivative to .
Therefore the critical number is .
(b)
\Consider the test intervals to find the interval of increasing and decreasing.
\Test intervals are and
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The function is increasing on the interval
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The function is decreasing on the interval
.
(c)
\Use first derivative test to identify all relative extrema.
\At the critical point , the function is discontinuous.
So no relative extremas are exist.
\(d)
\Graph the function is .
(a)
\Critical number is .
(b)
\The function is increasing on the interval
.
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The function is decreasing on the interval
.
(c)
\Does not have any exreme points.
\(d)
\Graph of the function is .
.