Let y= x^(2) e^(-x) , then the interval ...

Let y=` x^(2) e^(-x)` , then the interval in which y increases with respect to x is :

A

`(- oo , oo)`

B

`(-2 , 0)`

C

`(2 , oo) `

D

`(0,2)`

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