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    The document discusses tests for determining critical points, concavity, and extrema of functions: 1) The First Derivative Test determines if a point is a local max/min by checking if the derivative changes from positive to negative or vice versa at that point. 2) A function is concave up on an interval if its second derivative is increasing, and concave down if the second derivative is decreasing. 3) The Second Derivative Test determines if a point is a local max/min by checking the sign of the second derivative at that point. If the second derivative is negative, it's a local max, and if positive, a local min.

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    The document discusses tests for determining critical points, concavity, and extrema of functions: 1) The First Derivative Test determines if a point is a local max/min by checking if the derivative changes from positive to negative or vice versa at that point. 2) A function is concave up on an interval if its second derivative is increasing, and concave down if the second derivative is decreasing. 3) The Second Derivative Test determines if a point is a local max/min by checking the sign of the second derivative at that point. If the second derivative is negative, it's a local max, and if positive, a local min.

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    Derivative Test

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    The document discusses tests for determining critical points, concavity, and extrema of functions: 1) The First Derivative Test determines if a point is a local max/min by checking if the derivative changes from positive to negative or vice versa at that point. 2) A function is concave up on an interval if its second derivative is increasing, and concave down if the second derivative is decreasing. 3) The Second Derivative Test determines if a point is a local max/min by checking the sign of the second derivative at that point. If the second derivative is negative, it's a local max, and if positive, a local min.

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    TheFirst DerivativeTest
    letthefunction f be continuous ontheclosed intervalcananddifferentiableontheopenintervalcnn.net can be critical number off
    if 細川changes frompositiveforxcctonegauuetorxsctbenfnas a localmaximumatthepoint in cc.tn
    2 if 細川changes fromnegativeforxccto positiveforxsctbenfnasalocalminimum atthepointnincc.tn

    if
    細们 doesnotchange insignabout xi fmsneitheralocalminimumor a localmaximum atthepoint in cc.tn
    then

    Let f be different
    one ontheopenintervallab
    41 Thegraph of f is concaveupon cab if 最HIMis increasingforanxuap
    at Thegraph of f is concavedownon cab if 最HIMis decreasingforanxuap

    Testfor concauty
    able ontheopenintervallab
    Let f be twicedifferent

    器fix so concave up

    器fix co concavedown

    The second derivative Test

    器fix yo local minimum

    器fix o local maximum

    器fix 0 use First DerivativeTest

    Infinite integral antiderivative

    sflfytcsdx⼆Slfcxndx
    fytc ⼆ Sltlxndx

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