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given the function f(x)= x^3-3x^2-1, find the intervals where the function is increasing and where its decreasing. please show it in interval notation.
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did you take the derivative?
no
that is what you need to do first, unless this is not a calculus course
it is.
then that is what you need to do once you have it, it will be a quadratic (degree 2) and in fact it will factor, so it should be easy to tell where the derivative is positive (and so where the function in increasing)
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ok I got it, its increasing from -inf. to 0, dec. from 0-2, and inc. form 2 to +inf
is that right?
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