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help? derivatives-functions

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asked Apr 28, 2015 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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Step 1:

Graph the derivative of the function.

First derivative of the function :

1). If the graph of the function is increasing (goes up) then .

represents that the graph of the function is above -axis.

2). If the graph of the function is decreasing (goes down) then

represents that the graph of the function is below -axis.

3). at the local extremum points.

Step 2:

Observe the graph of the function .

The function is increasing in the interval image, hence the derivative of the function is greater than 0.

The function is decreasing in the interval , hence the derivative of the function is less than 0.

The function is increasing in the interval , hence the derivative of the function is greater than 0.

Local maximum : .

Local minimum : .

So the derivative of the function is zero at and .

Step 3:

Graph :

Graph the function such that it satisfies the below conditions:

The derivative of the function is greater than zero for image and .

The derivative of the function is less than zero for .

image

Solution :

Graph of the derivative of the function is

image

answered Apr 29, 2015 by Lucy Mentor

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