a.
To show: The first and second derivative of the function
b.
To find: The intervals such that the function
c.
To find: The intervals such that the function
d.
To identify: The local extreme values and inflection points of f.
e.
To state: The x-and y- intercepts of the graph f.
f.
To state: The asymptotes of the graph f.
g.
To sketch: The graph of the polynomial
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