Consider a differentiable function whose derivative is given by .

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Problem

Consider a differentiable function y=f(x)y=f(x) whose derivative is given by dydx=4x+1\dfrac{dy}{dx}=4x+1. (i) Rewrite the derivative in Lagrange notation. (ii) Find the numerical value of the derivative at x=2x=2 using both notations. (iii) Describe, without calculation, the nature (increasing or decreasing) of the function for x>−14x>-\dfrac{1}{4}, justifying your answer through the signs of the two notations used.

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