Consider a continuous function y=f(X) whose first derivative is y'=x(x-2)

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Q6-7.Consider a continuous function y=f(X) whose first derivative is y'=x(x-2)

 

 

The function f is increasing on the interval (s)
A) 0<x<2
(в) x>1
с) x>2
D) x<0 or x > 2
Transcribed Image Text:The function f is increasing on the interval (s) A) 0<x<2 (в) x>1 с) x>2 D) x<0 or x > 2
The graph of f is falling on the interval (s)
A
0<x< 2
-2<x<2
(c) x<-2 or x>2
none of these
Transcribed Image Text:The graph of f is falling on the interval (s) A 0<x< 2 -2<x<2 (c) x<-2 or x>2 none of these
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