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\"\" and \"\" are positive, increasing and concave upwards in the interval \"\".

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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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From the question we can draw the following information.

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1. \"\" and \"\", since the they are positive.

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2. \"\" and \"\", since the they are increasing.

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3. \"\" and \"\", since the they are concave upwards.  [From concavity test] 

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\"\"

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Let the product of two functions is \"\".

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Let \"\" be the number in the interval \"\".

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\"\"

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Apply derivative on each side with respect to \"\".

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\"\" 

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Apply second derivative on each side with respect to \"\".

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\"\"

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From the above conditions \"\", \"\" and \"\". 

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So \"\"

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From the second derivative test product of two functions \"\" is also concave upwards in \"\".

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\"\"

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Product of two functions \"\" is also concave upwards in \"\".