Now, let us take a look at the example of Increasing Function and Decreasing Function. The concepts that are explained above about the Increasing Functions and the Decreasing Functions can be represented in a more compact form. Increasing or Non-Decreasing A Function y = f(x) is called Increa...
No, a function cannot be both non-increasing and non-decreasing at the same time. A function can only be either non-increasing or non-decreasing. However, a function can be neither non-increasing nor non-decreasing, in which case it is a non-monotonic function. An example of a non-monot...
Increasing Function Looking at our first example again, our line, we see that our graph moves up. It is increasing. Let's see what kind of sign we get when we take the first derivative. Since our graph is going up, increasing, we should expect to get a positive first derivative. L...
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