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(-4,0) right?
it is concave up where the derivative is increasing
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ohh so (0,4)
so no, not \((-4,0)\)
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i dont know why i was going down..
lets go slow
the first derivative tells you the intervals over which the function is increasing and decreasing if the first derivative is positive, then the function is going up if it is negative, then the function is going down concavity is a different story
the function is concave up if the second derivative is positive, i.e. where the first derivative is INCREASING
where is your derivative INCREASING (going up)?
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