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Suppose the derivative of a function is ′()=(−7)^7(−2)^2(+13)^10. Then the function is increasing on the interval _____.

Suppose the derivative of a function is ′()=(−7)^7(−2)^2(+13)^10. Then the function is increasing on the interval _____.
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Suppose the derivative of a function is ′()=(−7)^7(−2)^2(+13)^10. Then the function is increasing on the interval _____.

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  • The function is increasing on an interval if for every point on that interval the first derivative is positive.

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