t
2+7
for − [infinity] < x < [infinity]
x
0
Mathematics, 14.12.2021 01:00 ntrann22
Let F(x)=∫
t−3
t
2+7
for − [infinity] < x < [infinity]
x
0
(a) Find the value of x where F attains its minimum value.
(b) Find intervals over which F is only increasing or only decreasing.
(c) Find open intervals over which F is only concave up or only concave down.
Answers: 1
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Let F(x)=∫
t−3
t
2+7
for − [infinity] < x < [infinity]
x
0
t
2+7
for − [infinity] < x < [infinity]
x
0
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