The function f (x) = x1/x is
1) Increasing in (1, ∞) 2) Decreasing in (1, ∞) 3) Increasing in (1, e) decreasing in (e, ∞) 4)... View Article
1) Increasing in (1, ∞) 2) Decreasing in (1, ∞) 3) Increasing in (1, e) decreasing in (e, ∞) 4)... View Article
1) Always increasing 2) Always decreasing 3) Increasing for a certain range of x 4) None of the above Solution:... View Article
1) An increasing function 2) A decreasing function 3) Both increasing and decreasing function 4) None of the above Solution:... View Article
1) [- π / 4, π / 4] 2) [0, π / 2] 3) [- π / 2, π /... View Article
1) increasing on [- 1 / 2, 1] 2) decreasing on R 3) increasing on R 4) decreasing on [-... View Article
1) (1, 2e) 2) (0, e) 3) (2, 2e) 4) (1 / e, 2e) Solution: (2) (0, e) f (x)... View Article
1) [5π / 6, 3π / 4] 2) [π / 4, π / 2] 3) [3π / 2, 5π /... View Article
1) Strictly decreasing 2) Strictly increasing 3) Decreasing in (2, 3) only 4) Neither increasing nor decreasing Solution: (2) Strictly... View Article
1) λ > 1 2) λ < 1 3) λ < 4 4) λ > 4 Solution: (4) λ >... View Article
1) cosec x 2) tan x 3) x2 4) |x – 1| Solution: (1) cosec x
1) Increasing when x ≥ 0 2) Strictly increasing when x > 0 3) Strictly increasing at x = 0... View Article
1) Decreasing for all x 2) Increasing for all x 3) Decreasing for x < 0 and increasing for x... View Article
1) ad – bc > 0 2) ad – bc < 0 3) ab – ad > 0 4) ab... View Article
1) 2 2) –4 3) –2 4) 4 Solution: (2) –4 f (x) = x2 + ax + 5 f’... View Article
1) Strictly increases in the interval (1 / 2, 2) 2) increases in the interval (0, ∞) 3) decreases in... View Article
1) Both f (x) and g (x) are increasing functions 2) Both f (x) and g (x) are decreasing functions... View Article
1) f (x) is decreasing in [ – ∞, 10] and increasing in [10, ∞] 2) f (x) is increasing... View Article
1) Decreasing for all x 2) Decreasing in (-∞, -1) and increasing (-1, ∞) 3) Increasing for all x 4)... View Article
1) f (x) is increasing in (0, π / 2) and decreasing in (π / 2, π) 2) f (x)... View Article
1) (- ∞, – 2) ⋃ (4, ∞) 2) (- 2, ∞) 3) (- 2, 4) 4) (- ∞, 4)... View Article