How do you draw a graph using this information?:

Increasing from (-3,1) and (3,5)
Decreasing from (1,3)
Relative max: x=1
Relative min: x=-3,3
Concave up (-4,-1) and (2,5)
Concave down (-1,2)
Inflection points: x=-1,2

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How do you draw a graph using this information?:

Increasing from (-3,1) and (3,5)
Decreasing from (1,3)
Relative max: x=1
Relative min: x=-3,3
Concave up (-4,-1) and (2,5)
Concave down (-1,2)
Inflection points: x=-1,2

anonymous · Answer

What is in brackets are intervals so if you know it is increasing, you can draw a line going up from (-3,1) to (3,5) and keep on going.

anonymous · Answer

Concaves are parabolas...

anonymous · Answer

Okay, thanks. I'll try that.

anonymous · Answer

I'm still having trouble drawing it because it's so abstract.

anonymous · Answer

Just, try your best I guess.

anonymous · Answer

eh?

anonymous · Answer

thats the best ive got, sorry if its not helpful

anonymous · Answer

Thanks so much! That graph was extremely helpful! Now I'm able to see how I should have visualized certain intervals.

anonymous · Answer

your welcome ^_^ ....lemme know if you need anymore help :D

anonymous · Answer

youre* lol