If and
then
is ?
monotonicly increasing function
monotonicly decreasing function
non-monotonicly function
None of these
Non-Monotonic Function and Critical Point -
Non-Monotonic Function and Critical Point
A function which are neither always increasing nor always decreasing. Such functions are called Non-monotonic functions.
Critical Point:
The critical point of a function is when its derivative does not exist or its derivative is equal to zero.
All the values of ‘x’ obtained by bellow conditions are said to be the critical points.
f(x) does not exists
f’(x) does not exists
f’(x) = 0.
Critical points are interior points of the intervals.
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clearly f(g(x)) is not differentiable at 2 and -2
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