(g) Suppose the first derivative of f(x) is f'(z) = z - 62 + 11z – 6. Where is f(z) increasing? Use interval notation in your answer. Indicate 00 with Inf. If more than one, use commas to separate. Use commas to separate multiple answers.

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(g) Suppose the first derivative of f(x) is
f'(z) = z - 62 + 11z – 6.
Where is f(z) increasing?
Use interval notation in your answer. Indicate 00 with Inf. If more than one, use commas to separate.
Use commas to separate multiple answers.
Transcribed Image Text:(g) Suppose the first derivative of f(x) is f'(z) = z - 62 + 11z – 6. Where is f(z) increasing? Use interval notation in your answer. Indicate 00 with Inf. If more than one, use commas to separate. Use commas to separate multiple answers.
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