Calculus 3.4.1 Intervals of Concavity

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  1. Kimberly Brehm
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i absolutely love how you explained this. thank you so much :]

ILoveCalculus
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Logical reasoning : The derivative of the derivative or the second derivative represents the RATE OF CHANGE of the first derivative, therefore second derivative enables us to deduce the manner in which the first derivative is changing over a specific segment of the function's graph, i.e. to determine the type of concavity.

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Correction to slide wording, second paragraph should read "to determine the TYPE of concavity (upward or downward), we must know etc. etc.

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