Studying the graph of this function
I need to study the graph of this function, especially the asintotes (limits) and derivatives.
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Erdos
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Thank you! So basically x=-8 is the only asymptote ( and y=0 for the first function)? Can I also ask you how to calculate the second derivative? I can't find the concavity of the function because the second derivative is too difficult
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x=-8 (vertical)and y=0 (horizontal) are the asymptotes. Note that lim f(x)=0 as x goes to + infinity.
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Yes, the second derivative would be challenging. You can ask that question in a separate post.
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