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Using interval notation tell over what interval the function is increasing. ​
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Using interval notation tell over what interval the function is increasing.
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Using interval notation tell over what interval the function is increasing. ​-example-1
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Answer:A function is increasing on an interval if for every point on that interval the first derivative is positive. So we need to find the first derivative and then plug in the endpoints of our interval.

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