Increasing & Decreasing Intervals (Practice) - Khan Academy
Overview
Topic: Increasing and decreasing intervals in calculus.
Platform: Khan Academy offers a practice section for determining intervals on which a function is increasing or decreasing in the context of AP/College Calculus AB.
Key Concepts
Understanding how to determine when a function is increasing or decreasing using calculus.
Application of derivatives to find these intervals.
Lessons and Resources
Course: AP/College Calculus AB
Unit 5: Applying derivatives to analyze functions.
Lesson 3: Determining intervals on which a function is increasing or decreasing.
Specific Lessons:
Finding decreasing interval given the function
Video explaining how to identify decreasing intervals from a given function.
Finding increasing interval given the derivative
Video showing how to determine increasing intervals when the derivative is provided.
Increasing & Decreasing Intervals Practice:
An interactive exercise to practice identifying increase/decrease intervals.
Increasing & Decreasing Intervals Review:
A review session to reinforce learning.
Problem Example
Function: ( h(x) = x^4 - 2x^3 )
Question: On which intervals is ( h ) increasing?
Multiple choice answers provided:
(A) ((3, 2, \infty)) only
(B) ((-\infty, 3, 2)) only
(C) ((-\infty, 0)) and ((32, \infty))
(D) ((0, 32)) only
(E) The entire domain of ( h )
Additional Resources
Related Content:
Video Tutorial: "Finding decreasing interval given the function" (5:18 minutes)
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