1 Let f(0)= sin(0) + cos(0). √√3 Calculate the derivative. [Note: to get the to show up type theta, and the system will immediately convert the word to the symbol.] f'(0) = List the first interval after 0 where both endpoints of the interval are critical numbers of the function on which f is increasing? Increasing: List the first interval after 0 where both endpoints of the interval are critical numbers of the function on which f is decreasing? Decreasing:

Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.2: Derivatives Of Products And Quotients
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Let f(0) = sin(0) + -cos(0).
√3
Calculate the derivative. [Note: to get the to show up type theta, and the system will immediately convert
the word to the symbol.]
ƒ'(0) =
List the first interval after 0 where both endpoints of the interval are critical numbers of the function on
which f is increasing?
Increasing:
List the first interval after 0 where both endpoints of the interval are critical numbers of the function on
which f is decreasing?
Decreasing:
Transcribed Image Text:1 Let f(0) = sin(0) + -cos(0). √3 Calculate the derivative. [Note: to get the to show up type theta, and the system will immediately convert the word to the symbol.] ƒ'(0) = List the first interval after 0 where both endpoints of the interval are critical numbers of the function on which f is increasing? Increasing: List the first interval after 0 where both endpoints of the interval are critical numbers of the function on which f is decreasing? Decreasing:
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