Consider the function f(x) = eV1 - e (a) Determine the domain, the limits at the extremes of the domain and possible asymptotes. (b) Study the continuity and the differentiability of f at every point of the domain, classifying the possible points of non- differentiability and motivating the answers. (c) Determine the monotonicity intervals and the possible points of maximum and minimum, specifying whether they are local or global.
Consider the function f(x) = eV1 - e (a) Determine the domain, the limits at the extremes of the domain and possible asymptotes. (b) Study the continuity and the differentiability of f at every point of the domain, classifying the possible points of non- differentiability and motivating the answers. (c) Determine the monotonicity intervals and the possible points of maximum and minimum, specifying whether they are local or global.
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the function
f(z) = eV1-e
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(a) Determine the domain, the limits at the extremes of the
domain and possible asymptotes.
(b) Study the continuity and the differentiability of f at every
point of the domain, classifying the possible points of non-
differentiability and motivating the answers.
(c) Determine the monotoicity intervals and the possible
points of maximum and minimum, specifying whether
they are local or global.
(d) Draw a qualitative graph of f.
(e) Establish the convergence of the improper integral
motivating the answer.
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The domain of the function is the set of all values in which the function is defined.
The limit of the function at a point will be the value of the function when the value of x approaches a from both left and right.
The asymptotes of the functions are the values of the function when x or y approaches infinities.
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