Graph the polynomial using calculus methods.
F(x)= 7/3 x3 + 13/2 x2 -12x +3
List local extrema, intervals of concavity, and inflection point(s) if they exist.
Local maximum:
Local Minimum:
Concave up:
Concave down:
Inflection point(s):
Graph the polynomial using calculus methods. F(x)= 7/3 x3 + 13/2 x2 -12x +3 List local...
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