Determine the intervals on which the function is increasing, decreasing, and constant.
please help
what do you think the answer is? and explanation
i don't understand it
do you see terms on the right greater than terms on the left? If no, then increasing. If yes, decreasing
intervals just mean from one point to another point so interval could be from -2 to 3
so its decreasing?
constant means that the y value is always the same as x increases increasing means that the y value increases as x increases decreasing means that the y value decreases as x increases
ok, what value is y when x=0 and when x=1
doesnt need to be exact, just give me rough estimates
i really don't understand what your asking
when x =0, y=? when x=2, y=?
just draw a tangent line on each curve and see if its positive or negative slope
is it decreasing on all real numbers?
no..
ok when x=0, y =1 --(0,1) when x=2,y=2.3 --(2,2.3) because 2.3 is greater than 1, we can say that it is increasing on the intervals [0,1]
i mean intervals [0,2] or from 0 to 2
you guys are complicating a simple questions.
increasing |dw:1345266978134:dw| decreasing |dw:1345267001997:dw| constant |dw:1345267018355:dw|
which graph does it look most similar to....
ok that was very clear thanks i knew that its just i got confused
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