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Examples For Section 2.2

Problem Number 10

 

Problem Like 29-40

Determine where (in terms of interval values for x) the function whose graph is pictured is increasing and where it is decreasing.

Take as given that the first relatively low point occurs when x = -3, the relatively high point occurs when x = -1, and the second relatively low point occurs when x = 1.  For the portion of the graph pictured we could conclude that the function is

decreasing over the interval (-4,-3)

increasing over the interval (-3,-1)

decreasing over the interval (-1,1)

increasing over the interval (1,2)

 

If we know that the graph keeps going up forever at each end then the answer would be modified to this:

 

 

This will not be on Exam II but for Exam III you will need to find relative maximum and relative minimum points.  On the graph above we have the following critical points.

 

( -3 , -0.5 )     relative minimum point

( -1 , 1.1 )      relative maximum point

( 1 , -0.5 )      relative minimum point

 

Extra Credit:  The equation of the function graphed above is given below.  Tell how the equation could be changed to make the function an even function and graph your even function.

 

 

 

 

Problem Number 45

 

Determine whether the function is even, odd, or neither.

 

 

Problem Number 49

Determine whether the function is even, odd, or neither.

          


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