Graphing the function f based on the graph of f prime.

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Start date Nov 26, 2005
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The discussion centers on a user seeking feedback on a graph they created for the function f based on its derivative f prime. They express appreciation for any responses regarding the accuracy of their graph. Another user confirms that the graph looks good, providing positive reinforcement. The interaction highlights the collaborative nature of problem-solving in mathematics. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of peer review in validating mathematical work.

Nov 26, 2005

BlackMamba

Hello,

I have this problem that I completed. I was hoping somebody could just let me know, based on my answers if the graph I have drawn looks to be correct? I would really appreciate it.

Thanks to anyone who replies.

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Nov 26, 2005

HallsofIvy

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Looks good to me!

Nov 26, 2005

BlackMamba

Thanks HallsofIvy, it's appreciated for sure.

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