(a)
\The function is
.
Find the critical numbers by applying derivative.
\
Apply derivative on each side with respect to
.

Equate the derivative to
.

Therefore the critical numbers is
.
(b)
\Consider the test intervals to find the interval of increasing and decreasing.
\Test intervals are
and
.
| Test interval | \Test value | \Sign of ![]() | \
Conclusion | \
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\
| \
Increasing | \
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\
| \
Increasing | \
The function
is increasing on the interval
.
(c)
\Use first derivative test to identify all relative extrema.
\The function is increasing in the entire interval
, so there are no relative extremes exist.
(d)
\Graph :
\Graph the function is
:

Observe the graph :
\The function has critical numbers is
.
The function
is increasing on the interval
.
The function
does not have relative extremes.
(a) The function has critical numbers is
.
(b) The function
is increasing on the interval
.
(c) The function
does not have relative extremes.
(d) Graph of the function is
.
.