Suppose is increasing in both arguments. For let if and if . Define by if , and if . Which statement is correct?
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Suppose is increasing in both arguments. For let if and if . Define by if , and if . Which statement is correct?
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Suppose f:ℜ²→ℜ is increasing in both arguments. For x,y∈ℜ let x∧ y=x if x≤ y and =y if x>y. Define g:ℜ²→ℜ by g(x,y)=f(x,y)-1/2f(x∧ y,x∧ y) if x≥ y, and g(x,y)=1/2f(x∧ y,x∧ y) if x<y. Which statement is correct? (A) g is increasing in x and decreasing in y (B) g is increasing in both x and y (C) g is increasing in x but may or may not be increasing in y (D) g may or may not be increasing in x
Also written as: Suppose f: Re^2-> Re is increasing in both arguments. For x,y in Re let x and y=x if x<= y and =y if x>y. Define g: Re^2-> Re by g(x,y)=f(x,y)-1/2f(x and y,x and y) if x>= y, and g(x,y)=1/2f(x and y,x and y) if x<y. Which statement is correct?
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