(10)
\Step 1:
\Thu function is
and the interval is
.

Differentiate on each side with respect to
.

.
Differentiate on each side with respect to
.

.
Equate
to zero.


.
General solution for trigonometric equation
is
.
.
For
,

For
,
For
,

is not in the
.
Consider the test intervals as
,
,
,
and
.
| \
Interval \ | \
Test Value | \Sign of ![]() | \
Concavity | \
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| \
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\
Concave Down \ | \
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| \
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Concave Up | \
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| \
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Concave Down | \
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| \
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Concave Up | \
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| \
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Concave Down | \
The graph of the function is concave up on the interval
and
.
The graph of the function is concave down on the interval
,
and
.
Solution :
\The function is concave up on the interval
and
and \ \
concave down on the interval
and
.
11)
\\
Thu function is
.
Find the inflection points.
\Inflection Point :
\Inflection point is a point on the curve at which the function changes from concave up to down or vice versa.
\The curve changes concave down to concave up at
and
.
The curve changes concave up to concave down at
and
.
.
\
Substitute
in the function.

Inflection point is
.
\
Substitute
in the function.
\
Inflection point is
.
Substitute
in the function.
Inflection point is
.
\ \
\Substitute
in the function.

Inflection point is
.
\
Inflection points are
,
,
and
.
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
\
Find the critical points.
\A critical number of a function
is a number
in the domain of
such that either
or
does not exist.
Since
is a polynomial it is continuous for all values of
.
Thus, the critical points exist when
.
Equate
to zero.
and
and
The critical point are
and
.
Solution :
\The critical point are
and
.
\
\
\
(13)
\Step 1:
\Thu function is
.
\
The critical point are
and
. (From(12))
The test intervals are
,
and
.
| Interval | \Test Value | \Sign of ![]() | \
Conclusion | \
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| \
\
| \
Increasing | \
| \
| \
\
| \
Decreasing | \
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\
| \
\
Increasing \ | \
The function is increasing on the intervals
and
.
The function is decreasing on the interval
.
Solution :
\\
The function is increasing on the intervals
and
.
The function is decreasing on the interval
.
\
\
(14)
\Step 1:
\Find the local maximum and local minimum.
\The function
has a local maximum at
, because
changes its sign from positve to negative.
Substitute
in
.

Local maximum is
.
The function
has a local minimum at
, because
changes its sign from negative to positive.
Substitute
in
.

Local minimum is
.
Solution :
\Local maximum is
.
Local minimum is
.
\
\
\
(15).
\Step 1:
\Thu function is
.
.
Differentiate
on each side with respect to
.

.
Equate
to zero.

Consider the test intervals as
and
.
| \
Interval \ | \
Test Value | \Sign of ![]() | \
Concavity | \
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| \
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\
Concave Down \ | \
![]() | \
| \
![]() | \
Concave Up | \
The graph of the function is concave up on the interval
.
The graph of the function is concave down on the interval
.
Solution :
\The function is concave up on the interval
and concave down on the interval
.
\
\
(16)
\\
Step 1:
\Thu function is
.
Find the inflection points.
\Inflection Point :
\Inflection point is a point on the curve at which the function changes from concave up to down or vice versa.
\The curve changes concave down to concave up at
. (from (15)).
Substitute
in the function.

Inflection point is
.
Solution :
\\
Inflection point is
.
\
\
\
(17)
\Thu function is
.
\
The function is increasing on the intervals
and
.
The function is decreasing on the interval
.
Local maximum is
.
Local minimum is
.
\
The function is concave up on the interval
and concave down on the interval
.
\
Inflection point is
.
Graph :
\Graph the function
:
