(a) y = r³ + 3x (c) y = 5 – 6 (b) y = 9x + x³ + 4x (d) y = 5 – 26 (x > 0) %3D

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Hence explain, without using calculus, why ƒ is a monotonic function.
eakly monotonic functic
class of functions which includes the strictly increa
reasing functions and functions whose graphs have some rising and so
sections.
horizona
number of values of x, then f is strictly increasing.
T < x2. A differentiable function f is non-increasing if and only if f'(x) <0 for all
A non-increasing or non-decreasing function is said to be weakly monotonic.
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7.3.1 Which of the following functions are monotonic? Which are weakly monotonic?
In each case, the domain of the function is R unless otherwise stated.
(a) y = r³ + 3x
(c) y = 5 – 26
(e) y = 3/(1+x*)
(8) y = x + |a|
(b) y = 9x + x³ + 4x
(d) y = 5 – a6 (x > 0)
(f) y = (x+1)/(x – 1) (x > 1)
(h) y%3D 2x + \미|
7.3.2 In each of the following cases, find the range of values of the constant a for which
the function f(x) is monotonic.
(a) f(x) = (x+ a)³ – 80x (x E R);
(b) f(x) = (x+a)% – 80x (x> 0);
(c) f(x) = (x+ a)-2 + 80x (x > 0).
7.3.3 As in panel (D) of Figure 7.1, let
2x
f(x)
(-1 < x < 1).
x2 - 1
Show that, for all such r,
1
f(a)
1
1+ x
1- x
Transcribed Image Text:Hence explain, without using calculus, why ƒ is a monotonic function. eakly monotonic functic class of functions which includes the strictly increa reasing functions and functions whose graphs have some rising and so sections. horizona number of values of x, then f is strictly increasing. T < x2. A differentiable function f is non-increasing if and only if f'(x) <0 for all A non-increasing or non-decreasing function is said to be weakly monotonic. Exercises 7.3.1 Which of the following functions are monotonic? Which are weakly monotonic? In each case, the domain of the function is R unless otherwise stated. (a) y = r³ + 3x (c) y = 5 – 26 (e) y = 3/(1+x*) (8) y = x + |a| (b) y = 9x + x³ + 4x (d) y = 5 – a6 (x > 0) (f) y = (x+1)/(x – 1) (x > 1) (h) y%3D 2x + \미| 7.3.2 In each of the following cases, find the range of values of the constant a for which the function f(x) is monotonic. (a) f(x) = (x+ a)³ – 80x (x E R); (b) f(x) = (x+a)% – 80x (x> 0); (c) f(x) = (x+ a)-2 + 80x (x > 0). 7.3.3 As in panel (D) of Figure 7.1, let 2x f(x) (-1 < x < 1). x2 - 1 Show that, for all such r, 1 f(a) 1 1+ x 1- x
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