2. for the function f(x)= x+2 cos x on the interval
[0,2pi] a. find the first derivative
b.) find the second derivative
c.) find the functions critical values(if any). include their y-
coordinates in your answers in order to form critical points.
d. )find the intervals on which f is increasing or
decreasing.
e. )find the local extrema of f.
f. )find the functions hyper critical values(if any). include their
y coordinates
g.) find the intervals of concavity, i.e. the intervals on which
the functions is concave up or concave down.
h.) list all the points (both coordinates) that are in flection
points.
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