#Graph problem
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@cerulean pasture look at 1) the limits at 0 and +oo 2) when is the function increasing ? decreasing ? what are the maxima/minima ?
you should be able to answer this using calculus
this gives you a first rough shape of the function
Alright
for more precision, you can also look at 1) the local behaviour at zero 2) the second derivative, which gives you the inflexion points (i.e. points where the derivative changes sign)
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