- For the following graphical representation of a function f(x): (1) Mark the points on the graph where the derivative is zero; (2) Show the regions where the function is increasing (positive derivative) and where it is decreasing (negative derivative); (3) Sketch the first derivative f'(x);

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9. For the following graphical representation of a function f(x):
(1) Mark the points on the graph where the derivative is zero;
(2) Show the regions where the function is increasing (positive derivative) and where it is
decreasing (negative derivative);
(3) Sketch the first derivative f'(x):
(4) Repeat steps (1)-(3) on the derivative f'(x) itself to sketch the second derivative f"(x),
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Transcribed Image Text:9. For the following graphical representation of a function f(x): (1) Mark the points on the graph where the derivative is zero; (2) Show the regions where the function is increasing (positive derivative) and where it is decreasing (negative derivative); (3) Sketch the first derivative f'(x): (4) Repeat steps (1)-(3) on the derivative f'(x) itself to sketch the second derivative f"(x), 6 4 2 2
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