Part I: Following is the graph of two functions defined on the interval [A.I]. One function is g(x) whose graph is the solid curve. The other function is h(x) whose graph is the dashed curve. One of these functions is the derivative of the other. That is, either g(x) =h'(x) or h(x)= g'(x). Decide which of these alternatives is correct and support your assertion with as many specific facts regarding features of the graphs as you can.

Part I: Following is the graph of two functions defined on the interval [A.I]. One function is g(x) whose graph is the solid curve. The other function is h(x) whose graph is the dashed curve. One of these functions is the derivative of the other. That is, either g(x) =h'(x) or h(x)= g'(x). Decide which of these alternatives is correct and support your assertion with as many specific facts regarding features of the graphs as you can.

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Calculus For The Life Sciences

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