Application of differential calculus
Find the range of values for which x^3/3 x^2/2-6x is decreasing
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Find the range of values for which x^3/3 x^2/2-6x is decreasing
Ok, differentiate the function and then decide what it means if the differential is positive, negative or zero.
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