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Describe how to interpret key features of functions and graphs? - Answers

Among other things, typically you will look for:* Maxima and minima. * Inflection points (also found with calculus). * Regions where the graph goes upwards, and regions where it goes downwards. All of these can be found using calculus.



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Among other things, typically you will look for:* Maxima and minima. * Inflection points (also found with calculus). * Regions where the graph goes upwards, and regions where it goes downwards. All of these can be found using calculus.



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Describe how to interpret key features of functions and graphs? - Answers

Among other things, typically you will look for:* Maxima and minima. * Inflection points (also found with calculus). * Regions where the graph goes upwards, and regions where it goes downwards. All of these can be found using calculus.

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