1. Find the derivative of $y$ with respect to $x$ using the quotient rule.
Let u=6x2 and v=2−5x.
Then dxdu=12x and dxdv=−5.
dxdy=v2vdxdu−udxdv
dxdy=(2−5x)2(2−5x)(12x)−(6x2)(−5)
2. Simplify the derivative.
dxdy=(2−5x)224x−60x2+30x2
dxdy=(2−5x)224x−30x2
dxdy=(2−5x)26x(4−5x)
3. Set up the condition for a decreasing function.
For y to be a decreasing function, dxdy<0.
(2−5x)26x(4−5x)<0
4. Solve the inequality.
Since (2−5x)2>0 for all x=52, the sign of the derivative depends only on the numerator.
6x(4−5x)<0
The roots of 6x(4−5x)=0 are x=0 and x=54.
The quadratic expression represents a parabola opening downwards (since the coefficient of x2 is −30).
Therefore, the expression is negative when x<0 or x>54.
答案x<0 or x>54