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the derivative of the function f is given by f'(x)=x^2cos(x^2). How many points of inflection does the graph of f have on the open interval (-2,2)
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ummm take the derivative again and equate it to 0
i'm having trouble getting the right derivative :/
you use the product+ chain rule for this so your derivative would look like this x^2(derivative of cos (x^2) + (derivative of x^2)(cos(x^2) To find the derivative of cos(x^2) (derivative of cos)(x^2)(derivative of x^2)
okay this is the equation i have..
2x(-x^3sin(x^2)+2cos(x^2))=0
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