1. Local max/ Local max2. Increasing / decreasing 3. Positive / Negative4. Increasing / decreasing 5. Positive / Negative Find the critical point and the interval on which the given function is increasing ordecreasing, and apply the First Derivative Test to the critical point. Letf(x) = 34x2+3Critical Point =Is f a maximum or minumum at the critical point? ?The interval on the left of the critical point isOn this interval, f is ?O while f' is ?The interval on the right of the critical point isOn this interval, f is ?O while f' is ? 5o.

We have to find critical points and monotone intervals of the given function.

Find the critical point and the interval on which the given function is increasing or decreasing, and apply the First Derivative Test to the critical point. Let 4 f(x) = x2+3 Critical Point = Is f a maximum or minumum at the critical point? ? The interval on the left of the critical point is On this interval, f is ? 2: while f' is ? The interval on the right of the critical point is it 5 ° On this interval, f is ? while f' is ?

Find the critical point and the interval on which the given function is increasing or decreasing, and apply the First Derivative Test to the critical point. Let 4 f(x) = x2+3 Critical Point = Is f a maximum or minumum at the critical point? ? The interval on the left of the critical point is On this interval, f is ? 2: while f' is ? The interval on the right of the critical point is it 5 ° On this interval, f is ? while f' is ?

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Chapter1: Functions

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