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The function \"\".

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

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Find the relative extrema by equating the first derivative to zero.

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\"\" and \"\" are not in the domain.

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Substitute the \"\" value in \"\".

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Relative extrema at \"\".

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Determine the nature of relative extrema, using second derivative test.

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Again apply derivative on each side with respect to \"\".

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ConclusionRelative minimum
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The relative minimum at \"\".

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Find the inflection points by equating the second derivative to zero.

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The second derivative of the function is never zero.

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The second derivative is undefined at \"\".

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The domain of the function is \"\".

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\"\" is not in the domain of the original function \"\".

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Therefore, there are no inflection points.

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Graph:

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Graph the function \"\".

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Relative minimum at \"\".

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No inflection points.