Where a is Positive Constant. Find The Interval In Which f’ (x) Is Increasing.

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Question

   

Where a is positive constant. Find the interval in which f’ (x) is increasing.

Solution

Correct option is

f’(x) decreases on  and increase on 

 

Differentiating both sides, we have

                        

Again differentiating both sides, we have

                        

Now f’’(x) =  0 then in the interval x ≤ 0 the root is 

And in interval when x > 0 root is   

Using sign scheme or number line rule, as shown in fig.     

Hence, f’(x) decreases on  and increase on 

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