What is monotonicity? explained by Mrittika Dutta.

Описание: We discuss the definition of monotonicity of a function.The monotonicity of a function gives an idea about the behaviour of the function. A function is said to be monotonically increasing if its graph is only increasing with increasing values of the equation. Similarly, a function is monotonically decreasing if its values are only decreasing.


To tell if a function is monotonically increasing, simply find its derivative and see if it is always positive on its domain. If the derivative of a function is always positive (or greater than or equal to zero), then the function is monotonically increasing.

Throughout the video, we'll provide intuitive
visualizations, graphs, and equations to enhance your comprehension of these functions. You'll learn how to identify monotonicity.

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