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Find the intervals on which the following function is increasing and on which it is decreasing f(x) = (x^2+49)/(x)
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you will need to find the derivative of the function
can you find f'(x) for me or need help? \(\large\color{slate}{ ( }\)if you want you can re-write it as x + (49/x) and apply the power rule to each term. Instead of using quotient. \(\large\color{slate}{) }\)
This is what I have for the derivative. (x^2+49)(-1(x)^-2)+(2x)(x^-2)
missued the quotient rule, I think
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