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(3) The graph of $f'$ is built from line segments and semi-circles as shown below. Sketch the graph of $f: [-3,3] \to \mathbb{R}$ after finding the following values assuming $f(0) = -3$. A derivative chart might help. (a) $f(-3)$ (b) $f(-2)$ (c) $f(-1)$ (d) $f(1)$ (e) $f(3)$

          (3) The graph of $f'$ is built from line segments and semi-circles as shown below. Sketch the graph of $f: [-3,3] \to \mathbb{R}$ after finding the following values assuming $f(0) = -3$. A derivative chart might help.
(a) $f(-3)$
(b) $f(-2)$
(c) $f(-1)$
(d) $f(1)$
(e) $f(3)$

(3) The graph of f' is built from line segments and semi-circles as shown below. Sketch the graph of f: [-3,3] →ℝ after finding the following values assuming f(0) = -3. A derivative chart might help.
(a) f(-3)
(b) f(-2)
(c) f(-1)
(d) f(1)
(e) f(3)

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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Solved by Expert Bradley Duda

06/22/2023

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