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Unit 2 Lesson 6 Practice Problems Solutions

This document contains 5 practice problems about increasing and decreasing functions and extreme values: 1. Find the derivative, critical points, and intervals where a function is increasing/decreasing. 2. Find critical points, local max/min, and increasing/decreasing intervals for a given function. 3. Find increasing/decreasing intervals for a rational function using exact values. 4. Find the domain and intervals where a composed function is decreasing. 5. Use a tangent line and information about a local minimum to find the coefficients of a polynomial function.

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Unit 2 Lesson 6 Practice Problems Solutions

This document contains 5 practice problems about increasing and decreasing functions and extreme values: 1. Find the derivative, critical points, and intervals where a function is increasing/decreasing. 2. Find critical points, local max/min, and increasing/decreasing intervals for a given function. 3. Find increasing/decreasing intervals for a rational function using exact values. 4. Find the domain and intervals where a composed function is decreasing. 5. Use a tangent line and information about a local minimum to find the coefficients of a polynomial function.

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Unit 2 Lesson 6 – Increasing and Decreasing Functions and Extreme Values

IB HL2 Apps and Interpretation

Practice Problems

1. For the function !(#) = 2# ! − 3# "


a) Find ! # (#)
b) Find the critical points of the derivative function
c) Hence, write down the intervals where f(x) is increasing and decreasing
d) Use your GDC to verify

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2. Given ! # (#) = $ "
a) Find all critical points
b) State the x-coordinate(s) of all local maximum or local minimum points of !(#), given the domain of
!(#) is {#| # ≠ 0}
c) State the intervals where !(#) is increasing and decreasing.

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3. Find the intervals where !(#) is increasing/decreasing for !(#) = #/0 # using exact values.
Use your GDC to verify your answer

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a) State the domain of !(#)
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b) Show that ! # (#) = ($'!)# ($%*)#
c) Hence, find the interval(s) where 1 = !(#) is decreasing

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minimum at (−1, −7). Find a, b, c, and d.

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