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    If a function f is positive unate in variable x, its derivative F' can be expressed as F' = Fx' + x'·Fx''. If a function f is negative unate in variable x, its derivative F' can be expressed as F' = x·(Fx)' + (Fx'')'.

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    If a function f is positive unate in variable x, its derivative F' can be expressed as F' = Fx' + x'·Fx''. If a function f is negative unate in variable x, its derivative F' can be expressed as F' = x·(Fx)' + (Fx'')'.

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    THEOREM: If f is positive unate in variable x: Solution:

    F = Fx +x Fx.

    If a function is positive unate in x than this means it doesnt contain any cube with literal x F can be expressed as F = x. A + B Now Fx= A +B1 Fx = B2 So, F= (x.A + B) = (x.A)B = (x + A)B F = xB + AB = (A + B) + xB Using 1 and 2 we get F = (Fx) + x.(Fx)

    THEOREM: If f is negative unate in variable x:


    literal x F can be expressed as F = x. A + B Now

    F = x (Fx) + (Fx)

    If a function is negative unate in x than this means it doesnt contain any cube with

    Fx = B1 Fx= A+B2

    So, F= (x.A + B) = (x.A)B = (x + A)B F = xB + AB = (A + B) + xB Using 1 and 2 we get F = x.(Fx) + (Fx)

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