x + 2 x² - 1 (a) On which interval(s) is G(x) > 0? 6. Let G(x): = (b) On which interval(s) is G(x) < 0?
x + 2 x² - 1 (a) On which interval(s) is G(x) > 0? 6. Let G(x): = (b) On which interval(s) is G(x) < 0?
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
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Step 1: Find Asymptote
Given
For obtaining vertical asymptote, equate denominator part equal to zero
x= -1 and x = +1 are two vertical asymptotes.
similarly for obtaining horizontal asymptote equate numanator part to zero
x = -2 is a horizontal asymptote.
Using these asymptotes draw graph of G(x) and identify where G(x) is positive and negative
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