The function g(x)=ex2log(π+x)log(e+x)(x≥0) is
increasing on [0,∞)
decreasing on [0,∞)
increasing on [0,π/e) and decreasing on [π/e,∞)
decreasing on [0,π/e,) and increasing on [π/e,∞)
Since ex2 increases on [0,∞) so it is enough to consider f(x)=log(π+x)log(e+x)f′(x)=log(e+x)×1π+x−log(π+x)1e+x(log(e+x))2=f′(x)=log(e+x)×(e+x)−(π+x)log(π+x)(π+x)(e+x)(log(e+x))2
Since log function is an increasing function and
e<π,log(e+x)<log(π+x) Thus (e+x),log(e+x)log(e+x)<(e+x)log(π+x)<(π+x)log(π+x) for all x>0 Thus f′(x)<0 for ∀x>0⇒f(x) decreases on (0,∞)