2c and 2d. **Graph Analysis and Transcription**2) Suppose $ g $ is a continuous function on the interval $(-5, 4)$. The graph of $ g' $, the derivative of $ g $, is given in the figure below.**Graph Description:**- **Axes**: The horizontal axis is labeled from -5 to 4, and the vertical axis is labeled from -4 to 2.- **Graph of $ g' $**: The graph shows several distinct segments: - Starting at $(-5, 0)$, the curve rises steeply to $(-4, 2)$, indicating a positive slope. - It then descends to $(-2, -2)$, showing a negative slope. - The curve turns upwards slightly, reaching $(-1, 0)$. - There is then a sharp drop to $(0, -3)$. - From $(0, -3)$, the graph shows a straight increasing line up to $(4, 1)$.- **Endpoints**: - $(-5, 0)$, $(-1, 0)$, $(4, 1)$ are marked with open circles, indicating these points are not included in the graph.This graph illustrates the derivative $ g' $ behavior over the given interval, showing where the function $ g $ is increasing or decreasing based on the positive or negative values of $ g' $. ### Inflection Points and Differentials#### c) Inflection Points of Function $ g $The task is to determine the point or points where the function $ g $ exhibits an **inflection point**. An inflection point is where the function changes concavity, from concave up to concave down, or vice versa. If no inflection points exist, indicate as "NONE."\[ x = \underline{\hspace{2cm}} \]#### d) Calculating the Differential $ dy $If $ x $ changes from $ a = 1 $ to $ 1.1 $, calculate the value of the differential $ dy $, where $ y = g(x) $. The differential $ dy $ gives an approximation of how much $ y $ changes when $ x $ changes by a small amount.\[ dy = \underline{\hspace{5cm}} \]---No graphs or diagrams are provided in this section.

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At what point (or points) does the function g have an inflection point. Write "NONE" if appropriate. x = If x changes from a = 1 to 1.1, calculate the value of the differential dy, for y = g(x).

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2c and 2d.

**Graph Analysis and Transcription**

2) Suppose $ g $ is a continuous function on the interval $(-5, 4)$. The graph of $ g' $, the derivative of $ g $, is given in the figure below.

**Graph Description:**

- **Axes**: The horizontal axis is labeled from -5 to 4, and the vertical axis is labeled from -4 to 2.
- **Graph of $ g' $**: The graph shows several distinct segments:
- Starting at $(-5, 0)$, the curve rises steeply to $(-4, 2)$, indicating a positive slope.
- It then descends to $(-2, -2)$, showing a negative slope.
- The curve turns upwards slightly, reaching $(-1, 0)$.
- There is then a sharp drop to $(0, -3)$.
- From $(0, -3)$, the graph shows a straight increasing line up to $(4, 1)$.

- **Endpoints**:
- $(-5, 0)$, $(-1, 0)$, $(4, 1)$ are marked with open circles, indicating these points are not included in the graph.

This graph illustrates the derivative $ g' $ behavior over the given interval, showing where the function $ g $ is increasing or decreasing based on the positive or negative values of $ g' $.

### Inflection Points and Differentials

#### c) Inflection Points of Function $ g $

The task is to determine the point or points where the function $ g $ exhibits an **inflection point**. An inflection point is where the function changes concavity, from concave up to concave down, or vice versa. If no inflection points exist, indicate as "NONE."

\[ x = \underline{\hspace{2cm}} \]

#### d) Calculating the Differential $ dy $

If $ x $ changes from $ a = 1 $ to $ 1.1 $, calculate the value of the differential $ dy $, where $ y = g(x) $. The differential $ dy $ gives an approximation of how much $ y $ changes when $ x $ changes by a small amount.

\[ dy = \underline{\hspace{5cm}} \]

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No graphs or diagrams are provided in this section.

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