Application of Derivatives - Exercise 6.2 Concept Overview | Class 12 Maths Chapter 6 | CBSE/IIT-JEE

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✅ In this video,

✔️ Class: 12th (2022-23)
✔️ Subject: Maths (NCERT)
✔️ Chapter: Application of Derivatives (Chapter 6)
✔️ Topic Name: Application of Derivatives - Exercise 6.2 Concept Overview
✔️ Topics Covered In This Video (By Shivani Mam): Complete Explanation and Overview of Exercise 6.2 from Chapter Application of Derivatives, Class 12 Maths Chapter 6 has been discussed in the video
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00:00 Introduction: Application of Derivatives - Exercise 6.2
00:44 Application of Derivatives
02:13 Definition
44:27 Types of Questions
48:27 Example of Application of Derivatives
2:06:44 Website Overview
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[arjundangra]

In the interval of (0, π/2) the function is strictly increasing
&
In the interval of (π/2, π) the function is strictly decreasing

[AasthaSharma-dzyq]

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[soibowpansa]

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[Muskan-riqt]

Thank you ma'am ☺️
The session was amazing

[srishublink]

39:40 For (0, π/2), The function is Increasing and for (π/2, π), The function is decreasing

[ShubhamChaubey-jnuu]

Mam you rocked 😎🔥....I have understand this topic and now i am ready to Solve the exercise Thank you very much 🙏💕

[iamharshdeep]

Increasing - [0, pi/2]
Decreasing - [pi/2, pi]

[anupmaurya]

Mam can we find strictly increasing and decreasing function without differentiation

[Ramanujan_maths_respect]

No one explain like this on YouTube.. thanku so much for this ❤Mam you are really great teacher

[manishpathak]

maam in last example interval ( -2, 3)
at -1 f'(x) >0
at 0 f'(x) <0
so function is neither increasing nor decreasing hoga n?

[SanuThapa-lwtm]

Savini Sharma ma'am your explanation is too good so thank u so much ma'am

[KrishnaGupta-wk]

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[vinitaverma]

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[princyrajpoot]

Mam in my book ques are like ....increasing or decreasing ....but their answers are exact as yours and u are having strictly increasing or strictly decreasing according to ur book ne increasing function ko strictly increasing mana h Is it like that??

[tvserialworld]

Just want a good teacher like you in physics maam

[anupmaurya]

Mam kya increasing aur decreasing function y axis ke along possible hai

[smrutirekhamaharana]

Mam can we use linear inequalities to find the intervals .

[lavi.sh_opbolte]

39:49 increasing ❤️as+
39:54 decrease as -

[najiyaparveen]

Square of negative and positive both are positive

[aromathearmygirl]

(0, π/2) is increasing function
( π, π/2) is decreasing function