1. Find the derivative of $f(x)$
Using the product rule and chain rule:
f′(x)=1⋅(1−2x)2+(x+3)⋅2(1−2x)(−2)
f′(x)=(1−2x)2−4(x+3)(1−2x)
f′(x)=(1−2x)[(1−2x)−4(x+3)]
f′(x)=(1−2x)(−6x−11)
2. Set up the inequality for a decreasing function
For f(x) to be a decreasing function, f′(x)<0.
(1−2x)(−6x−11)<0
(2x−1)(6x+11)<0
3. Solve the quadratic inequality
The roots of the quadratic equation (2x−1)(6x+11)=0 are x=21 and x=−611.
Since the coefficient of x2 is positive, the parabola opens upwards.
The inequality (2x−1)(6x+11)<0 is satisfied between the roots:
−611<x<21
答案−611<x<21