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Chapter 3: Q. 19 (page 260)

Find the possibility graph of its derivative f'.

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The possibility graph of its derivative f' is

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Step 1. Given 

The given information is

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Step 2. Calculation

Observe from the above graph that the function is increasing at (0,0.5) and (2.2,3) where f'>0 and decreasing on (0.5,2.2) where f'<0.

Therefore, the possible graph of the derivative of above graph is shown below:

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