Given the following function:
![g(t)=-(1)/(3)t^3+(3)/(2)t^2](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/chou4vgi6l1lm0la8ifjj9rou7h7de5iss.png)
We will find the interval where g(t) incresing
The given function has a degree = 3 (odd number)
And has a leading coefficient = -1/3 (negative number)
So, as t tends to infinity the function g(t) tends to (∞)
the function will be decreasing on the both sides
And increasing in the middle
We need to find the local maximum and minumum points to find the inteval where g(t) increasing
We will graph the function g(t)
As shown the function has a local minimum at (0,0) and a local maximum at (3,4.5), between them the function increasing
So, the answer will be:
The interval of increasing = (0, 3)