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Let f(x)={x e^(a x),x lt=0;x+a x^2-x^3,x...

`Let f(x)=`{`x e^(a x),x lt=0;x+a x^2-x^3,x >0` where `a` is a positive constant. Find the interval in which `f^(prime)(x)` is increasing.

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