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OpenStudy (idkwut):

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OpenStudy (idkwut):

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OpenStudy (loser66):

ok, for part A) the horizontal tangent line of the graph is at x = -2 and x= 3. that 's the answer for A

OpenStudy (loser66):

f(x) concave up when f"(x)>0, concave down whenf"(x) <0 so that [-2.6,-2] and [1,3] are the intervals where f"(x) <0 , concave down [-2,1] and [3,3.6] , f"(x) >0 , concave up. That's for B

OpenStudy (loser66):

for c) we know that at x = -0.9 the graph is concave up, so that it should be a local min at x = 1.37 , the graph is concave down, so that it should be a local max (if they are critical points)

OpenStudy (loser66):

Dat's all I know

OpenStudy (idkwut):

You are duh bestttt :D Will you help me with another problem? It's similar to this one and I will make a new post for u

OpenStudy (loser66):

hey, if it is similar, why don't you do it by yourself, just imitate the steps

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