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What does it mean for concavity of the original graph if there is an asymptote in the f'' graph?
7 years ago

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Answered by Steve
It depends on the graph.

Consider y = 1/x
y" has an asymptote at x=0, as does y. Concavity changes there.

Now, with y=1/x^2
Same thing, but both sides are concave up.
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