Nashib D. answered 05/15/20
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There are several things to look at when describing the graph. They are
- x- intercept = -1, +3, +5
- y- intercept = 3750
- It has no vertical or horizontal asymptotes.
- Critical points are x= -1, 5, 0.536, 3.46
- Increasing on (-infinity, -1) U (0.536,3.46) U (3.46,5) U (5, +infinity)
- Decreasing on (-1,0.536)
- It has a local max at (-1,0)
- Concave up at (-0.45,1.54) U (3.90,5) U (5,+infinity)
- Concave down at (-infinity, -0.45) U (1.54, 3.90)
- Inflection points are (-0.45,8.77), (1.54,8.59), (3.90,-8.95), (5,0)
Note: I might have done mistakes in these calculations but this is the concept to describe the graph. You obtain number 4 thru 10 by:
- Determining the first and second derivative of the function
- Calculating the critical points by setting the first derivative equation to zero.
- Doing 1st derivative test with the factors and critical points you get to find the decreasing, increasing interval, and max and min.
- the using second derivative test to find inflection points by setting up the second derivative equation to zero.
- finally running the second derivative test to fin out the concavity of the graph.