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Problem 20 Easy Difficulty

Use the guidelines of this section to sketch the curve.
$$y=\sqrt{x^{2}+x}-x$$

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$(-\infty,-1)(0, \infty)$

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And that was a form which says we should do a little bit about territory like this. All right, so we now know are in behavior is going to be so the limit as experts in Sandy of f of X is going to be 1/2 and as extra purchase negative, Any function just diverges too positive. All right, So now we can go ahead and do the next part, which is defined where our function will increase and decrease. And while we're at it, we can also there one step six, which tells us where our local max and men's are. So we're going to need to find out what why prime is equal to. So let's do this on another page as well. So why'd Prime is equal to? So I'm going to, actually. Why is it so? I'm gonna rewrite the square root of the half power so we get X squared plus X to the 1/2 power my sex. Now taking the derivative of this, we're going to need to use power rulers. Wallace change will. So first, we're going to get 1/2 X squared plus X now to the negative 1/2 power, and then we need to take the Kuroda of the inside because of change will. And that's just 1 to 2 x plus one and then minus the derivative of X, which is just going to be one. So we can go ahead and rewrite this as two x plus one over two times the square root of X squared plus X minus one. Now divider possible. Max's immense. We're going to go ahead and set this function equal to zero. And if you were to go ahead and try to solve this, you're going to find that it never actually equals to zero. So we don't need to go about doing that. And the only other thing we need to check for possible critical point is where our denominator is equal to zero. Because we want to check where y prime it's undefined. But that would just tell us X is equal to zero and ex visit to negative one as well as all the other parts that aren't in the domain. So usually we would check to see if these points are important. But these are the end points of our domain. So they really can't be Max Instruments, so we could just go ahead and ignored those as well. So this case, we're going to really have no critical about these right. So why prime we get is going to be so we found two X plus one over too explorer plus square root of minus one. Now, to figure out what the function is increasing, we need to find where, like Private, strictly larger than zero. And I went ahead and already solved this beforehand. And that is going to be from zero to infinity and why prime will be strictly less than zero. What were decreasing on the interval? Negative ability to negative one. The next thing they tell us to look for is calm, Cappy and any possible inflection points we may have. And for that we're gonna need to know what? Why Double climates. So let's go ahead and do that off on the side here. So to take the derivative of two x plus one over two times the square root of expert sex, well, I need to use questionable. So let's go ahead and do that. So it's going to be so I'm on the first girl that 1/2 and now is going to be so the square root of X squared plus x times, the derivative of what we have in our new might have sewed two X plus one and then minus them in the opposite orders to expose one times the derivative of the square root of expert what sex and then all over what we have in our denominator squared. So that would just be X squared plus X. And normally we would have an absolute value here. But since on our domain we know those values should be always zero or bigger than zero, we can just let's take these derivatives So we know that the derivative of two X plus one is just going to be and the derivative of the square root of X squared plus X. Well, we already found that out in the first step. So this is just going to be two x plus one over two times the square root of expert plus X No using little bit of algebra. And to simplify this, we should end up with negative one over or times X squared, plus X now to the rehabs power. Now this here is strictly less than zero always so that tells us our function is always going to be calm. Cave down. What? So why Double prime was equal to negative one over for X squared plus x 23 So we just said that dysfunctions Kong came down When y double prime, it's strictly less than zero. And this is just going to be on our entire domain, which is negativity to negative One union zero to remember for this we would not include are in points within the come cavity being down since they would one be undefined on our Interpol or on our secondary, but also on the end points. They really can't be con cave upper down since we don't know what happens next. And so that tells us it is calm, keep up or wide. Old pine is strictly larger than zero on no interval. Now we've done everything that they suggest we do in the chocolate before we actually start graphing this function. So let's go ahead and start. So let's put our intercepts down first, which only ends up being zero in this case. And one other thing we should actually find the hole would start is what our value for F of negative one is going to be. So we need to figure out what up with negative ones. So let's just go ahead and do that over here on the side. So of negative one, there's going to be Well, it's going to be negative. One squared, minus one minus negative one. So negative one squared is one minus 10 square root of 00 And those negatives here accounts out, so we just get one. So at least we needed to know where we were starting above or below our interceptor. So at least have that starting point as well, which is important. So we have a horizontal institute at Why is it you want, huh? So let's go ahead and put that here. So this going out, why isn't it to 1/2? And actually, I'm good and screwed all this up a tad, because otherwise it's not going to look very interesting. All right, so now, um, and we know are in behavior on the other side is just going to go to infinity, so we really don't need So let's start from our ex Anderson. What is acceptable? So we know this should be increasing on zero to infinity, and it should be Khan cape down all it needs to approach our horizontal acid. So it's going to look something kind of like this. It just kind of keep it in closer and closer. Now on our other domain. We know we need to start from the point negative 11 and the function is going to approach infinity and it should be con cave down on this animal. So it's going to look something like this on that interval goes well and it's just going to be go off to infinity. So this year would be a nice sketch over graft. Might want to go in and get a couple more points just to actually get the draftable look a little bit closer to what it actually is. But this is what I would go ahead and just stop, since we just want a sketch of it.

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