Consider the function whose derivative is k'(x)= (x+2)^ 2/3 (x-5) x-1 , -3 x 6

MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus AB · Analytical Applications of Differentiation · Analytical Applications of Differentiation

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Consider the function whose derivative is k′(x)=(x+2)2/3(x−5)x−1,−3≤x≤6.k'(x)=\frac{(x+2)^{2/3}(x-5)}{x-1},\qquad -3 \le x \le 6. On which of the following collections of open intervals is kk increasing on the given domain? (a) (−3,1)∪(5,6)(-3,1)\cup(5,6) (b) (−2,1)∪(5,6)(-2,1)\cup(5,6) (c) (−3,−2)∪(5,6)(-3,-2)\cup(5,6) (d) (−3,−2)∪(1,5)(-3,-2)\cup(1,5)

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