\"\"

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The function is \"\".

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Domain of the function is \"\".

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Find the inflection points.

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Differentiate \"\" with respect to \"\".

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\"\" \ \

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Differentiate \"\" with respect to \"\".

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\"\" \ \

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\"\"

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Find the inflection points by equating \"\" to zero.

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\"\"

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Thus, the inflection points are \"\".

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Substitute \"\" in \"\".

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\"\".

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Therefore the inflection point is \"\".

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\"\"

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Consider the test intervals as \"\" and \"\".

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Interval

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Test ValueSign of \"\"Concavity
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\"\"

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Up
\"\"\"\" \

\"\"

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Down
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Concavity test:

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(a) If \"\" for all \"\" in \"\", then the graph of \"\" is concave upward on \"\".

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(b) If \"\" for all \"\" in \"\", then the graph of \"\" is concave downward on \"\".

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Thus, the graph is concave up in the interval \"\".

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The graph is concave down in the interval \"\".

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\"\"

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Inflection point is \"\".

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The function \"\" is concave up in the interval \"\".

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The graph is concave down in the interval \"\".