Concavity and Convexity. Inflection Points
[21/100%]Examine the concavity or convexity of the curve
at the points and .
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Find the regions of concavity or convexity and the inflection points of the graph of the following function:
Prove that the curve
has three inflection points lying on the same straight line. Sketch the graph of this function.
How should the parameter be chosen so that the "probability curve"
has inflection points ?
Examine the concavity or convexity of the cycloid
Let the function be twice differentiable on the interval , and:
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when , . Prove: the equation has one and only one real root in the interval .
If for any two points and in the interval and any two numbers and we have the inequality:
(or correspondingly, the reverse inequality ), then the function is said to be concave (convex) on the interval .
Prove that the function : (1) if for , then it is concave on ; (2) if for , then it is convex on .
Prove that the functions
are concave on the interval ; while the functions
are convex on the interval .
Prove the following inequalities, and explain their geometric meaning:
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;
Prove that a bounded convex function is continuous everywhere, and has left-hand and right-hand derivatives.
Let the function be twice differentiable on the interval , with , where . Prove that two values and can be found in the interval satisfying
Prove that if the function is twice differentiable on the infinite interval , and
then there is at least one point in the interval satisfying