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Grade 12 Derivatives
On what intervals is the function f(x)=3x3+2x2 increasing or decreasing?
  1. Increasing: (-,-49)(0,), decreasing: (-49,0)
  2. Increasing: (-,-49), decreasing: (-49,0)
  3. Increasing: (-,0)(-49,), decreasing: (-49,0)
  4. Increasing: (-49,0), decreasing: (-,-49)(0,)
Grade 12 Limits
Grade 12 Derivatives
Find the intervals of increase and decrease for the following function. f(x)=3x2-9x+6
  1. Increasing on (32,) and decreasing on (-,32)
  2. Increasing on (2,) and decreasing on (-,1)
  3. Increasing on (32,)
  4. Increasing on (2,)
Grade 12 Derivatives
What are all the values of x for which the function f defined by f(x)=x3+3x2-9x+7 is increasing?
  1. -3<x<1
  2. -1<x<1
  3. x<-3 and x>1
  4. x<-1 and x>3
  5. All real numbers
Grade 12 Derivatives
Identify the intervals on which the given function is increasing and decreasing.
f(x)=x2e-x2
  1. Increasing: (-,-1)(0,1); decreasing: (-1,0)(1,)
  2. Increasing: (-,0); decreasing: (0,)
  3. Increasing for all x
  4. Increasing: (-1,0)(1,); decreasing: (-,-1)(0,1)
Grade 12 Derivatives
Find ddx(tan-1(x-a2-x2x+a2-x2)).
  1. -1a2-x2
  2. 1a2-x2
  3. a2-x2
  4. xa2-x2
Grade 12 Limits
Grade 12 Derivatives
What are the critical numbers of the following equation?
f(x)=3x3+2x2
  1. x=-49,0
  2. x=49,0
  3. x=-94,0
  4. x=94,0
Grade 12 Integrals
What is the indefinite integral of f(x)=3x3+2x2?
  1. 3x3+2x2dx=3x44+2x33+C
  2. 3x3+2x2dx=9x2+4x+C
  3. 3x3+2x2dx=3x3+2x2+C
  4. 3x3+2x2dx=4x33+3x22+C
Grade 12 Limits
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