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(a)

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The function is \"\". 

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Graph of the function \"\" is shown.

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Fundamental theorem of calculus: 

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If \"\" is continuous on \"\", then the function \"\" is defined by \"\" is continuous on \"\" and differentiable on \"\", then \"\".

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Here \"\".

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Therefore,graph of the function \"\" is same as graph of \"\".

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First derivative test : 

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Consider \"\" is a critical number of a continuous function \"\". 

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(i) If \"\" changes from positive to negative at \"\", then \"\" has a local maximum at \"\".

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(ii) If \"\" changes from negative to positive at \"\", then \"\" has a local minimum at \"\".

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Observe the graph.

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\"\" have local maxima at \"\" and \"\", because \"\" changes its sign from positive to negative.

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\"\" have local minima at \"\" and \"\" because \"\" changes its sign from negative to positive.  

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(c)

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Concave downward :

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The function \"\" is concave down when \"\" is decreasing in the interval.

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Observe the graph.

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\"\" is decreasing on \"\", \"\" and \"\".

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The function \"\" is concave downward over the interval \"\", \"\" and \"\". 

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(d)

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Rough graph of \"\".

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The curve is concave down on the interval \"\".