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1. the folowing information has been gathered about the rationalfunction f(x)

domain: all reals except -1

discontinuous at -1 only

f(-5)=3, f(-3)=4, f(1)=0,f(3)=1

f has vertical asymptotes x = -1

f has a horizontal asymptote of y = 2

f'(-3) = f'(1) = 0

f'(x) >0 on (-infinity,-3) u (1, +infinity)

f'(x)<0 on (-3,-1) u (-1,1)

f''(-5) = f''(-3) = 0

f''(x) >0 on (-infinity,-5) u (-1, 3)

f''(x)<0 on (-5,-1) u (3,+infinity)


a) indicate intervals on which f is increasing anddecreasing

b) indicate intervals ov which f is concave up and down

c) graph f on the above axes.

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Elin Hessel
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