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Given f(x)=x2+6xf(x)=x^{2}+6 x (A) Find the Intervals on Which F Is Increasing

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Given f(x) =x2+6xf(x) =x^{2}+6 x . (a) Find the intervals on which f is increasing or decreasing.
(b) Find the relative maxima and relative minima of f.


A) (a) Increasing on (−3,∞) (-3, \infty) ,
Decreasing on (−∞,−3) (-\infty,-3)
(b) Rel. min. f(−3) =−9f(-3) =-9
B) (a) Increasing on (−∞,−3) (-\infty,-3) ,
Decreasing on (−3,∞) (-3, \infty)
(b) Rel. max. f(−3) =−9f(-3) =-9
C) (a) Increasing on (−6,∞) (-6, \infty) ,
Decreasing on (−∞,−6) (-\infty,-6)
(b) Rel. min. f(−6) =0f(-6) =0
D) (a) Increasing on (−∞,−6) (-\infty,-6) ,
Decreasing on (−6,∞) (-6, \infty)
(b) Rel. max. f(−6) =0f(-6) =0

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