The largest interval over which f is increasing for f(x) = x³ - 6 is A) (-$\infty$, -6] B) [6, $\infty$) C) (-$\infty$, $\infty$) D) [-6, $\infty$) E) (-$\infty$, 6]

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The function provided seems to be incorrectly formatted, making it difficult to interpret. However, the question asks for the largest interval over which a function is increasing. Without the specific function, the correct answer cannot be determined based on mathematical analysis. The choice (C) suggests the entire real number line, which would be the largest possible interval for any function to increase, assuming the function is strictly increasing everywhere. However, without the correct function expression, this explanation is based on the assumption that the question implies a function increasing over all real numbers, which might not be accurate.

The Largest Interval Over Which F Is Increasing for F(x) ∞\infty∞

The Largest Interval Over Which F Is Increasing for F(x) $\infty$