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The function are \"\" and \"\".

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Find \"\".

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Apply the General Power Rule for Integration:\"\".

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\"\".

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(a) Graph the functions \"\" and \"\" in a same viewing window.

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The functions are \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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\"\"

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(b) Explain why \"\" is nonnegative.

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\"\" is nonnegative because the graph of \"\" is positive at the beginning, and generally has more positive sections than negative ones.

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\"\"

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(c) Identify the points on the graph of \"\" that correspond to the extrema of \"\".

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The points on \"\" that correspond to the extrema of \"\" are points of inflection of \"\".

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\"\"

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(d) Does each of the zeros of \"\" correspond to an extremum of \"\".

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Explain.

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No, some zeros of \"\", such as \"\", do not correspond to extrema of \"\".

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The graph of\"\" continues to increase after \"\" because \"\" remains above the \"\"-axis.

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(e) The function \"\".

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Consider \"\".

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Apply limits \"\".

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\"\".

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in aboove expression.

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\"\".

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Graph the function: \"\".

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Observe the graph:

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The graph of \"\" is that of \"\" is shifted \"\" units downward.

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\"\"

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(a) Graph of the functions \"\" and \"\" in a same viewing window.

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\"\"

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(b) \"\" is nonnegative because the graph of \"\" is positive at the beginning, and generally has more positive sections than negative ones.

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(c) The points on \"\" that correspond to the extrema of \"\" are points of inflection of \"\".

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(d) No, some zeros of \"\", such as \"\", do not correspond to extrema of \"\".

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The graph of \"\" continues to increase after \"\"because \"\" remains above the \"\"-axis.

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(e) Graph of the function: \"\".

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\"\".