1. Differentiate the function with respect to $x$ using the product rule and chain rule
dxdy=(3x2)dxd(e5−2x)+(e5−2x)dxd(3x2)
dxdy=3x2(−2e5−2x)+e5−2x(6x)
2. Factorise the derivative
dxdy=−6x2e5−2x+6xe5−2x
dxdy=6xe5−2x(1−x)
3. Set the derivative to be less than zero for a decreasing function and solve the inequality
For a decreasing function, dxdy<0.
6xe5−2x(1−x)<0
Since e5−2x>0 for all real x, we have:
x(1−x)<0
x(x−1)>0
x<0 or x>1
答案x<0 or x>1