Mark M. answered 04/01/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
If the function is increasing and then decreasing there must be a maximum (local or global).
Mariam A.
asked 03/31/22Let
for
.
Fill in the values or intervals below.
If there is nothing applicable for a given category enter NONE . For
use infinity . For
, use -infinity . To indicate a union of intervals, use U .
interval(s) on which
is increasing ..(0,1/2)..
interval(s) on which
is decreasing ..(1/2,oo)..
point(s) at which
achieves a local maximum.. none..
point(s) at which
achieves a local minimum .0..
interval(s) on which
is concave upward ..........
interval(s) on which
is concave downward...........
Mark M. answered 04/01/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
If the function is increasing and then decreasing there must be a maximum (local or global).
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Mariam A.
Please can you show me the steps?04/01/22