Friday, August 29, 2014

Verify if the function is increasing y = 3x^3 + 3^x .

Given the function y=3x^3 + 3^x.


We
need to determine whether y is an increasing
function.


To verify, we need to determine the first derivative (
y').


If y' is positive, then the function is
increasing.


If y' is negative, then the function is
decreasing.


Now, let us determine the first
derivative:


y= 3x^3 + 3^x


==> y'
= ( 3x^3)' + (3^x) '


            = 9x^2 + (3^x)* ln
3


Now let us analyze y'.


We know that
x^2 is always positive.


Then, 9x^2 also
positive.


Also, 3^x is always
positive.


Then, (3^x)* ln3 is
positive.


Then, we conclude that y' is
positive.


Then, the function y is an increasing
function for all R numbers.

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