#Concavity Calculus Proof.
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Are you sure?
What is your counter example? I was leaning towards true.
Why would it be false?
f and g
Are not nessarily result in a complex down function
I can prove it to true also false also
Its true
I am proving it
Using chain rule
Find the 2nd derivative
Of h(x)
Ok?
I think you can do it
You will write
Something
f''(x) < 0 and g''(x) < 0.
Since f is increasing
f"(x) > 0
For all x
So, h"(x) is negative
Stating that
ok so I would just keep saying things like that to show that the entire thing is concave down by showing how all the sub parts all concave down?
Yess
Understood it?
yeah that is what I had originally done but it was so quick and short that I thought I was wrong lol
Lol
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