1. Find the first derivative of $y$ with respect to $x$ using the quotient rule.
Let u=2x2 and v=x−3.
dxdu=4x
dxdv=1
dxdy=v2vdxdu−udxdv
dxdy=(x−3)2(x−3)(4x)−(2x2)(1)
dxdy=(x−3)24x2−12x−2x2
dxdy=(x−3)22x2−12x
2. Set up the inequality for a decreasing function.
For y to be a decreasing function, dxdy<0.
(x−3)22x2−12x<0
3. Solve the inequality.
Since (x−3)2>0 for all x=3, we must have:
2x2−12x<0
2x(x−6)<0
The roots are x=0 and x=6.
Thus, 0<x<6.
Since x=3 makes the denominator zero (vertical asymptote), x=3.
答案0<x<6,x=3