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1 Increasing vs. Decreasing, Extrema, Boundedness, and Continuity
Unit 2 – Day 2 Increasing vs. Decreasing, Extrema, Boundedness, and Continuity

2 Definitions A function is said to be increasing if … an increase in x-values results in a POSITIVE change in y-values A function is said to be decreasing if … an increase in x-values results in a NEGATIVE change in y-values A function is said to be constant if … an increase in x-values results in ZERO change in y-values

3 Extrema Maximums and Minimums 2 Types: “local” or “absolute”
The # of possible extrema is determined by: degree – 1

4 LOCAL (Relative) Extrema
Highest and Lowest points on the graph compared to other points nearby Points in which the curve changes direction Peaks and Valleys EX:

5 ABSOLUTE (Global) Extrema
THE highest point or THE lowest point Sometimes, they do not exist (and that is OKAY!) EX:

6 Steps for Finding Extrema in the Calculator
Type function in y= GRAPH to determine the types of extrema 2nd CALC 3 … for minimum 4 … for maximum LB ENTER RB ENTER ENTER Repeat for all extrema (Remember: degree – 1) Identify Local vs. Absolute

7 Boundedness A function is bounded above if there exists an absolute maximum A function is bounded below if there exists an absolute minimum A function is not bounded if there are no absolute extrema EXs:

8 Proving Continuity In order for a function f(x) to be continuous at a point x=c the following three conditions must be met: f (c ) must exist exists, which means

9 3 Types of Discontinuites
Removable – Continuous everywhere except at the HOLE Jump – (NOT removable) Space is skipped vertically Infinite – (NOT removable) Graph approaches a vertical asymptote EXs:

10 Example Is the function continuous at x=2 ?

11 MORE Examples Without using your graphing calculator, state whether the function is continuous at x=2. If not, what type of discontinuity is at x=2?

12 Ticket Out The Door Given 𝒇 𝒙 = 𝒙 𝟐 +𝟒𝒙−𝟐𝟏 𝟐 𝒙 𝟑 + 𝒙 𝟐 −𝟏𝟔𝒙−𝟏𝟓
Is f(x) continuous? Yes or No If discontinuous, state what type of discontinuity exists & where: ____________________________________________________ Are there any extrema? Yes or No If so, list them: _______________________________________


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