Nick F.

asked • 01/02/20

How do the curves compare

How do Curves A and B compare to each other with respect to f and f '?

Graph A increases from the left to cross the x axis near 0.6. Graph B is increasing from left to right, crossing the x axis at about 0.2, then crossing the y axis around 1, decreases to cross the x axis around 0.8 and then increasing, crossing the x axis around 1 


1) The answer cannot be determined

2) f: Curve A, f ': Curve B, f ": Curve C

3) Neither Curve A or Curve B are derivatives of each other

4) f: Curve A, f ': Curve B

Mark H.

I don't understand the definition of graph B. If it "increases from the left" and crosses the x axis at 0.2, it would have to reverse direction to cross the y axis. Perhaps you meant that it crosses the x axis at -0.2
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