The derivative of the function f is given by f' (x) = Vĩ sin(3/a). 0n which of the following intervals in [0, 67] is ƒ decreasing?A[0, 1.097), [4.386, 9.870], [17.546, 18.850]В[0.457, 2.682], [7.073, 13.654][1.097, 4.386), [9.870, 17.546][0, 0.457), [2.682, 7.073], [13.654, 18.850]

Let f'(x)=xsin(3x)Let f'(x)=0xsin(3x)=0⇒x=0 or sin(3x)=0⇒x=0 or 3x=nπ , n∈I⇒x=0 or x=nπ3, n∈I⇒x=0…

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The derivative of the function f is given by f' (x) = Vữ sin(3,/7). On which of the following intervals in [0, 67] is ƒ decreasing? [0, 1.097), [4.386, 9.870], [17.546, 18.850] [0.457, 2.682]. [7.073, 13.654] C [1.097, 4.386), [9.870, 17.546] [0, 0.457). [2.682, 7.073]. [13.654, 18.850]