MEDAL! *question in pic file below*
@ganeshie8
what do you think ?
Nope. Keep in mind the given graph is NOT f(x). It is f'(x)
Nope. By asking "what do you think", I don't mean to make a guess... I was expecting some explanation/justification for why you pick a certain option. Without that I wont know what exactly you're finding difficult about the problem :/
kk, i think its "f is increasing on the interval from x=-3 to x=1" because the graph
Look at the graph between x=-3 and x=1 it stays above x axis. that means f'(x) is positive, yes ?
yes
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what does f'(x) > 0 tell you about f(x) ?
f'(x) > 0, which means the first derivative is geater than 0 tells us that f(x) is "increasing"
good question, again that graph is f'(x) that highlighted part is above x axis, so that means positive, yes ?
f'(x) is positive means f(x) is increasing.
kk
for example : f(x) = x^2 f'(x) = x^3/3 f'(x) is positive when x > 0, so f(x) will be increasing when x > 0
:) thank u!
yw! takes some time to fully make sense of these..
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