1. Differentiate $y$ using the quotient rule.
Let u=e2x and v=1−x.
Then dxdu=2e2x and dxdv=−1.
dxdy=v2vdxdu−udxdv
dxdy=(1−x)2(1−x)(2e2x)−(e2x)(−1)
2. Simplify the expression for $\frac{dy}{dx}$.
dxdy=(1−x)22e2x−2xe2x+e2x
dxdy=(1−x)23e2x−2xe2x
dxdy=(1−x)2e2x(3−2x)
3. Analyse the sign of $\frac{dy}{dx}$ for $x > \frac{3}{2}$.
For x>23:
2x>3⟹3−2x<0
e2x>0 for all real x
(1−x)2>0 for all x=1
Therefore, the numerator e2x(3−2x)<0 and the denominator (1−x)2>0.
4. Conclude whether $y$ is increasing or decreasing.
Since dxdy<0 for all x>23, y is always decreasing.
答案dxdy=(1−x)2e2x(3−2x); y is always decreasing.