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I’m going to lose my mind if someone doesn’t FULLY ANDWER THE QUESTION STOP LEAVING THECSESSION AND ANSWER I PAY $35 A MPNTH FORBTHIS

I’m going to lose my mind if someone doesn’t FULLY ANDWER THE QUESTION STOP LEAVING-example-1
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we have the function


f\mleft(x\mright)=xe^(\left(13x\right))

Find out the first derivative


f^(\prime)\mleft(x\mright)=e^((13x))+13xe^((13x))

Find out the second derivative


f^(\prime)^(\prime)\left(x\right)=26e^(\left(13x\right))+169xe^(\left(13x\right))

Equate the second derivative to zero, to find out the turning point or inflection point


26e^(\left(13x\right))+169xe^(\left(13x\right))=0

the turning point is (-2/13,0)

therefore

Concave up -----> (-2/13, infinite)

Concave down ----> (-infinite, -2/13)

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