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increasing/decreasing x-intervals of 2^x
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please help
im desperate
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always increasing
is that the answer then
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because it is asking for intervals so do you have to have a number
well (-inf,inf)
okay thank you so much
but do you have to say for example it is increasing by 2
no. The function increases at a different rate. In fact, it increase faster and faster
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|dw:1388808125468:dw|create a table of x,y plot the function you will see it is increasing all the time so another way to answer is by definition a>b -->f(a)>f(b) a>b -->2^a>2^b so increases all the time 3rd way to answer is derivation (if you know derivation ) y'=2^x * ln(2) >0 so increases for all the x
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