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apak said:
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while your at it you might want to know:
f'(x) = y = dy/dx (all notations) = m (gradient) = 0 (at stationary points)
f''(x) = second derivative - shows the concavity of the curve when is positive it is concave down i think i was and concave up for the other one.. or the other way round = 0 at point of inflection (that is no concavity
cool, we learnt the second derrivative today!

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When f''(x) > 0, the curve is concave up.

When f''(x) < 0, the curve is concave down.



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yup, i found that kinda confusing at first... but i get it now :)
 

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