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CHAPTER 3 Applications of the Derivative
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                                                               Fig. 3.5


                                   and
                                         − sin x is negative when kπ <x <(k + 1)π, k even.

                                   So the graph alternates being concave down and concave up. Of course it also
                                   passes through the origin. We amalgamate all our information in the graph
                                   shown in Fig. 3.6.





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                                                               Fig. 3.6


                                   EXAMPLE 3.4
                                   Sketch the graph of h(x) = x/(x + 1 ).
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