Thomas' Calculus 13th Edition

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Chapter 4: Applications of Derivatives - Practice Exercises - Page 244: 20

Answer

a. increasing in $(0,2)$ b. decreasing in $(-3,0)$ c. local maximum of $y=1$ at $x=-3$, absolute maximum of $y=3$ at $x=2$.

Work Step by Step

a. From the graph of the function, we can identify that it is increasing on the open interval $(0,2)$. b. From the graph of the function, we can identify that it is decreasing on the open interval $(-3,0)$. c. From the graph of the function, we can identify a local maximum of $y=1$ at $x=-3$, and an absolute maximum of $y=3$ at $x=2$. Points $(0,-1)$ and $(0,-2)$ are not in the domain of the function.
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