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How can you find the intervals on which f is increasing and decreasing when f(x)=(x^4)-(4x^3)+(4x^2)
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Solve for x I guess. You know how to do that, right? Then, you make a chart with the data...
all i did so far was find the derivative and replaced f(x) with 0
and found x= 0, 5, and -1
Ok. Those will be your interval points. They go: (infinity,o)(0,5) and (5,-1)
To find the y-int, sub in x=0
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what do you mean?
|dw:1327657008314:dw| I mean that you make x=0 to for the y-intercept.
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