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Ballery1:

Can someone plz confirm a quick calculation with me plz??

Ballery1:

So i have a function of \[F’(x) = \frac{ 1 }{ 3(x ^{\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }} )}\] so any value of x less than one will result in an undefined function true?? In other words, the function is defined for any value of x, except x>0.

Ballery1:

I’m having a hard time plugging that into my old calculator :)

Ballery1:

Sorry i meant less than 0...and not one..

dude:

Cube root values can be negative So the exception is just 0

Ballery1:

Actually nvm... i think i got it.. if i write that as cube root .....the negative values will become positive because of that square power....

Ballery1:

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Ballery1:

But when i plugged in negative values into x^2/3......i was getting undefined..maybe because i need to put them into parentheses.....

Ballery1:

X can’t be zero... because that’d make the entire function undefined... so there’s a vertical asymptote at x = 0... i’m Plugging in x values from both spectrums of x = 0 into the first derivative to see the behaviour of the original function.. trying to figure out where it’s increasing and where it’s decreasing. :)

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