Asked by Ismail
Determine the interval on which The function is differentiable :
f(x) = 3x - 5
f(x) = 3x - 5
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Answered by
Ismail
I know that if f is differntiable on (a,infinity) and the one side limt f(x) -f(a) / x-a exists then its differntiable on [a,infinity)
I found the interval of the function which appears to be (infinty,infinity)
i.e R .. all real numbers
But i really cant find the interval of the derivtive !!!
I found the interval of the function which appears to be (infinty,infinity)
i.e R .. all real numbers
But i really cant find the interval of the derivtive !!!
Answered by
Damon
You answered the question you asked, the function is differentiable for all real values of x
The derivative is the slope of that straight line, 3 , so 3 and only 3
The derivative is the slope of that straight line, 3 , so 3 and only 3
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