QUESTION 1 Find the exact location of all points of inflection of the function. (Order your answers from smallest to largest x.) g(x) = 2xe^{4x} (Write DNE in any unused blank) g has a point of inflection at (x, y) = ( ) g has a point of inflection at (x, y) = ( ) (Note: Show your work separately and submit using the assignment link on HuskyCT immediately after submitting your answers)
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