14 QUESTION 14The function f(x)=(x² – 1)3 , is increasing on the intervalOA (-00,-2)U (0,2)OB (-1,0) U (1, o)O (-0,-1)U(0,1)O.OD (-1,0) U (2, oo)

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2 The function f(x) = ( x2 – 1)3 is increasing on the interval OA(-0,-2)U(0,2) OB. (-1,0) U (1, o) O(-00,-1)U(0,1) OC. OD (-1,0) U (2, 0)

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Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions

Section5.5: Properties Of Logarithms

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