2c and 2d. 2) Suppose g is a continuous function on the interval (-5, 4). The graph of g', the derivative of g, is given in the figure below.21-5-41234-1-2 c)At what point (or points) does the function g have an inflection point. Write "NONE" if appropriate.X =d)If x changes from a = 1 to 1.1, calculate the value of the differential dy, for y = g(x).dy =

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At what point (or points) does the function g have an inflection point. Write "NONE" if appropriate. x = If x changes from a = 1 to 1.1, calculate the value of the differential dy, for y = g(x).

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Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions

Section5.3: The Natural Exponential Function

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