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when a function increase/decrease on interval (a,b) does it also increase/decrease on interval [a,b] if a,b are in domain ?
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@ganeshie8 i think is does because of definition
Well a function doesn't increase/decrease at a point, it increases/decreases on an interval. I think it is better to leave the ( ).
i understant that but if you include a,b nothing is bad i thing,, it's more correct
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oh i see now,but sometimes you can include
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I think you can include if the function is continuous in the closed interval
yeah it's true
|dw:1436726038544:dw| you could say this function is increasing on (1,2] union [2,3) but that is weird. when you can just say it is increasing on (1,3)
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