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For the following function determine the values of x for which f is (a) an increasing function (b) a decreasing function (c) constant
f(x) = (4x+20)
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For the following function determine the values of x for which f is (a) an increasing function (b) a decreasing function (c) constant
f(x) = (4x+20)
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For the following function determine the values of x for which f is (a) an increasing function (b) a decreasing function (c) constant
f(x) = (4x+20)^9
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! (4x+20)^9
when x= -5, the function is 0. When x= -4.75 the function is 1. Those are constants
When x < -5 it is decreasing.
When x >-5 it is increasing.
The derivative is 9(4x+20)^8 *4, which equals 0 when x=-5
