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How Do You Check If A Function Is Monotonically Increasing?


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Explanation of conditions to check if a function is monotonically increasing:

A monotonic function is a function which is either entirely increasing or decreasing .

A monotonically increasing function is always increasing in its domain ,

To determine if a function is monotonically increasing

1: Calculate first derivative of the function (f'x)

2: Check if the derivative of a function is always positive or negative, if positive then the function is monotonically increasing

For example:

y=3x+2

f'(x)=3which is always positive.

So, function y=3x+2is monotonically increasing.

Hence, if function's derivative is positive in its domain, then the function is monotonically increasing .


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