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F(x) =

x^2/
(x^2 − 9)

Where is the auction increasing and decreasing?
Critical numbers= 2

User Ben Stahl
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Answer:

Increasing: on the interval of x: (-∞, 0)

Decreasing: on the interval of x: (0, ∞)

Explanation:

See attached photos, one is done using calculus, the other is done using the graph. (I'm not sure which level of math you are in)

*For the graph, you can see that f(x) is always increasing from (-∞, 0), and always decreasing from (0, ∞)

F(x) = x^2/ (x^2 − 9) Where is the auction increasing and decreasing? Critical numbers-example-1
F(x) = x^2/ (x^2 − 9) Where is the auction increasing and decreasing? Critical numbers-example-2
User Cgijbels
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Answer:

Explanation:

The first thing to do is get a graph of the function if you can.

The graph helps you see the following.

  1. The critical points are at +/- 3
  2. The graph is increasing from -∞ ≤x<-3 Watch that you do not include - 3
  3. The graph is increasing form -3<x<0
  4. The graph is decreasing from 0<x<3
  5. The graph is decreasing from 3<x<∞
User Romero
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