(a) For matrix A = ( ), ifg(X) = X? + 4x+2, what is the answer to g(A)? (b) Using algebra, find the solution to the system of inequalities below ys 5- 3x y + 192 x? – 8x (c) What is peculiar about the slope of a function before and after a point of inflection as compared with the slope before or after a maximum or minimum point?

(a) For matrix A = ( ), ifg(X) = X? + 4x+2, what is the answer to g(A)? (b) Using algebra, find the solution to the system of inequalities below ys 5- 3x y + 192 x? – 8x (c) What is peculiar about the slope of a function before and after a point of inflection as compared with the slope before or after a maximum or minimum point?

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