Mathematics, 16.10.2020 20:01 LouiseKane1080

1) Where is the slope of f(x) increasing? 2) Where is f'(x) increasing?

These are the only two parts I just can't get. Can someone help?

1) Where is the slope of f(x) increasing?

2) Where is f'(x) increasing?
These are the only two pa

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