What would the graph look like?
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What would the graph look like?
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pallid plinth
What would the graph look like?
what are the relations that you want to look for?
zenith dome
what are the relations that you want to look for?
im confused by what im suppose to sketch
pallid plinth
im confused by what im suppose to sketch
the graph of f(x).
sturdy plover
im confused by what im suppose to sketch
graph y against x given dy/dx
pallid plinth
so, you find concavity, increasing/decreasing, min/max, etc.
sturdy plover
graph y against x given dy/dx
the graph you’re given tells you the gradient at a point on the function
pallid plinth
using the derivative given, of course
zenith dome
so i have the CUP and Concave Down. do i plot those points and connect them?
zenith dome
are you able to show me what it looks like?
pallid plinth
so like, for (2,6) for example, you would have the function decreasing
zenith dome
i don't get it
zenith dome
so like, for (2,6) for example, you would have the function decreasing
by any chance are you able to show me?
is it not at (2.5,6) the graph is going down
at (-infinity,2.5) and (6, infinity) the graph is going up
pallid plinth
by any chance are you able to show me?
no
sturdy plover
is it not at (2.5,6) the graph is going down
the graph is going down at (2, 6), actually
zenith dome
the graph is going down at (2, 6), actually
wait so for concave down its not (2.5,6) and instead its (2,6)
pallid plinth
wait so for concave down its not (2.5,6) and instead its (2,6)
wait.
sturdy plover
oh, concave down?
pallid plinth
i think you got the concept of "concave" wrong.
sturdy plover
sorry, i thought you meant any sort of down
pallid plinth
concavity is determined by the second derivative
i.e. the maximums and minmums of the first derivative
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