State the signs of f ' and f " on interval(0,2)?
Ok first of all do you know what it means when they say interval [0,2]?
yea
What are the answer choices, if it's a multiple choice?
it just says to give the sign f ' ? 0 and f " ? 0
greater , less or equal to
I'm assuming F' is < 0 because it's y-value is higher than the origin and same with F"
Sorry, i meant > not <
for which one
both are greater than 0
i tried f ' > 0 and f " < 0 and got both wrong
then i have no idea, sorry
oh ok
f'>0 tells us f is increasing f'<0 tells us f is decreasing
on your given interval reading the graph from left to right is the graph falling or rising?
falling would mean f is decreasing rising would mean f is increasing
so if its falling f'<0 and f">0?
if the function f is concave up f''>0 if the function is concave down f''<0 so what do you think about the f'' part
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