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(b) Give the domain of \( d \). Write your answer as an interval or a union of intervals. Domain: \( \square \) (c) Determine the interval(s) in the domain of \( d \) on which the function is increasing, and the interval(s) in the domain of \( d \) on which the function is decreasing. Use exact values in your answers (not decimal approximations). Write each answer as an interval or a list of intervals. When writing a list of intervals, make sure to separate them with commas and to use as few intervals as possible. Click on "None" if applicable. Interval(s) on which \( d \) is increasing: \( \square \) ? \( \square \) \( \square \) \( \sqrt{\square} \) . \( \bar{\square} \) \( \square \) \( \square \) \( \square \) \( \sqrt[\square]{\square} \) \( \log _{\mathbf{n}} \) Interval(s) on which \( d \) is decreasing: \( \square \) \( e \) (?, ?)

          (b) Give the domain of \( d \).

Write your answer as an interval or a union of intervals.

Domain: \( \square \)
(c) Determine the interval(s) in the domain of \( d \) on which the function is increasing, and the interval(s) in the domain of \( d \) on which the function is decreasing. Use exact values in your answers (not decimal approximations).

Write each answer as an interval or a list of intervals. When writing a list of intervals, make sure to separate them with commas and to use as few intervals as possible. Click on "None" if applicable.

Interval(s) on which \( d \) is increasing: \( \square \)
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\( \square \)
\( \square \) \( \sqrt{\square} \) .
\( \bar{\square} \)
\( \square \)
\( \square \)
\( \square \)
\( \sqrt[\square]{\square} \)


\( \log _{\mathbf{n}} \)


Interval(s) on which \( d \) is decreasing: \( \square \) \( e \) (?, ?)

(b) Give the domain of d.

Write your answer as an interval or a union of intervals.

Domain: □
(c) Determine the interval(s) in the domain of d on which the function is increasing, and the interval(s) in the domain of d on which the function is decreasing. Use exact values in your answers (not decimal approximations).

Write each answer as an interval or a list of intervals. When writing a list of intervals, make sure to separate them with commas and to use as few intervals as possible. Click on "None" if applicable.

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Interval(s) on which d is decreasing: □ e (?, ?)

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