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For \[f'(x)=12(x-3)(x+2)\], what is the nature of \[f\] on \[(-2,3)\]?

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Question

For \[f'(x)=12(x-3)(x+2)\], what is the nature of \[f\] on \[(-2,3)\]?

Options

  • \[f\] is strictly increasing on \[\mathbf{R}\].

  • \[f\] is decreasing.

  • \[f\] is increasing.

  • \[f\] is constant.

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Solution

On \[(-2,3)\], the factors \[x-3\] and \[x+2\] have opposite signs, so \[f'(x)<0\]. A negative derivative means \[f\] is decreasing.

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