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Anettt [7]
3 years ago
11

Dealing with concave upward and downward. also intervals increasing and decreasing. How do work these problems out.

Mathematics
1 answer:
asambeis [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

increasing from (-∞, -3)∪(3, ∞)

decreasing from (-3, 3)

concave up from (0, ∞)

concave down from (-∞, 0)

Step-by-step explanation:

The derivative gives you the slope of the function, so to find where the graph is increasing, find the derivative of f(x).

  • A positive derivative, f'(x)>0, means it's increasing,
  • A zero derivative, f'(x)=0, means the slope is flat.
  • A negative derivative, f'(x)<0, means it's decreasing

So solve for when the derivative is 0 and plug in random number into x and see if it's positive or not.

I had x=-3 and x=3 for f'(x)=0. So i plug a number below x=-3

I chose x=-∞ and got f'(-∞)=(-∞)²-27 = ∞ which is a positive number, so the slope is increase when x<3.

Then I chose a number between x=3 and x=3.

I chose x=0 and got f'(0)=(0)²-27 =-27 which is a negative number, so the slope is decreasing when -3<x<3.

Then I chose a number greater than x=3.

I chose x=∞ and got f'(∞)=(∞)²-27 = ∞ which is a positive number, so the slope is increase when x>3.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To find if it concave up or down, find the second derivative. The solving process is the same as described in the previous paragraphs.

  • If the second derivative is positive, f''(x)>0, it concave up
  • If the second derivative is zero, f''(x)=0, it doesn't concave at all
  • If the second derivative is negative, f''(x)<0, it concave down

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