#Graphing Derivative
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Both parts of it?
yes please
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The derivative gives u information on the rate of change
Or the slope at a point of the graph
ok tysm
See the points where the f'(x) graph hits the x axis are the critical points
They correspond to maxima or minima
To know if it's a maxima or minima
yes
Look at how it changes around it
It if it's U shaped or like concave upwards
Then the derivative increases and then decreases
Sorry
Decreases then increases
What do u think that corresponds to
idk man
can u help me answer 14a pleaseeeeee
Like you want me to tell u just the answers or you want to know what's going on
Oh ok
yes pleaseee 😭
so at x=3 f(x) has a maxima, x=1 f(x) has a minima
x=3 f'(x) is decreasing f(x) has maxima
ok i see what do i write for key feature on f'(x) and the part corresponding key feature on f(x)
Yes
also should it be x=-1?
no?
Yea
ok ty
Oh add local minima
And local maxima
Instead of minimum and Maximum
In the third col
Okay so uhh wait
Oh josh make it -3
Instead of 3
Is that what you were saying before
ok tysm 😭 i rly appreaite the help
Yeah and it dips and roses around the points where x axis is hit in the f'(x) graph
I couldn't draw the entire thing
Cause I'm on phone
Anyways gl
wait wdym
tyty