5.2 Increasing and decreasing functions

5.2 Increasing and decreasing functions Quiz

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  1. 1. f′(2)=−4f'(2)=-4. What does this tell you about ff at x=2x=2?

    • A. ff is increasing
    • B. ff has a horizontal tangent
    • C. ff is decreasing
    • D. f(2)=−4f(2)=-4
  2. 2. For f(x)=x2−4xf(x)=x^2-4x, on which interval is ff decreasing?

    • A. x<2x<2
    • B. x>2x>2
    • C. x<−2x<-2
    • D. x<4x<4
  3. 3. f′(x)=(x−1)(x−5)f'(x)=(x-1)(x-5). Where is ff increasing?

    • A. 1<x<51<x<5
    • B. x>5x>5 only
    • C. x<5x<5
    • D. x<1x<1 or x>5x>5
  4. 4. The graph of f′f' lies below the xx-axis for −2<x<4-2<x<4. What is true of ff?

    • A. ff is increasing for −2<x<4-2<x<4
    • B. ff is decreasing for −2<x<4-2<x<4
    • C. ff is negative for −2<x<4-2<x<4
    • D. ff is constant for −2<x<4-2<x<4
  5. 5. For f(x)=x3−3x2f(x)=x^3-3x^2, on which interval is ff decreasing?

    • A. x<0x<0
    • B. x>2x>2
    • C. 0<x<20<x<2
    • D. x<0x<0 or x>2x>2

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