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Where would the inflection points be on this graph? Here are the possible choices... just one, or two, or any combo or there are no inflection points at all:) x= -0.5, x=1.0, x=1.7 and no inflection points at all haha attached inside:)
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^^graph:)
inflection point occurs at point where concavity starts to change
In simple words, it occurs when the CUP changes its direction, let me show u quick in another simpler graph :)
ohh so would that be at x= -0.5, 1 annddd 1.7 ? and i will remember that:) that's easier for me to remember hehe:)
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ohh so would the inflection points be at these parts?|dw:1395608920267:dw|
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