statement proposition
Slopes of a convex function are increasing
Statement
Let be an interval and let be convex. Then for all in ,
Remarks
Write with , and apply the definition of convexity.
The converse holds: a function with this property is convex.
The first and the last quotient give the adjacent form ConvexOn.slope_mono_adjacent of Mathlib.
Explanations
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For a convex function, chords further to the right are steeper. So the slopes of the graph increase from left to right.
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- Convex function definition
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Sources
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convex_function, Functions of one variable