Grade 11Differential Calculus

Find the intervals in which f (x) =|x−2|/x^2,
is strictly increasing and strictly decreasing.

SEKHAR

12 Years agoGrade 11

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Sher Mohammad

12 Years ago

the function has maxim occurring at zero, and it is strictly increasing for x<0 and strictly decreasing for x>0.

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MuraliKrishna Medavaram

12 Years ago

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Sher Mohammad

12 Years ago

x>0 strictly decreasing
x<0 strictly increasing

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Find the intervals in which f (x) =|x−2|/x^2,is strictly increasing and strictly decreasing.