Inactive Tutor answered 04/27/20
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Set the second derivative equal to < 0. The first derivative is simply t^2/(t^2+t+2)
Now, take the derivative of this and find out where it's less than 0.
y=∫ t^2/(t^2+t+2) dx from[ 0,x ]
Inactive Tutor answered 04/27/20
Set the second derivative equal to < 0. The first derivative is simply t^2/(t^2+t+2)
Now, take the derivative of this and find out where it's less than 0.
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