You are given the function f(x)=1/x^2+10. f(x) is concave up whenever: a. x^2−10 is negative. b. 3x^2−10 is positive. c. 3x^2+10 is negative. d. x^2+10 is negative.^ e. 3x^2−10 is negative. f. 3x^2+10 is positive. f(x) is concave down whenever: a. 3x^2−10 is negative. b. 3x^2+10 is positive. c. x^2−10 is negative. d. 3x^2+10 is negative. e. x^2+10 is negative. f. 3x^2−10 is positive. the points of inflection of f(x) are the same as: a. the zeros of 3x^2+10. b. the zeros of 3x^2−10. c. the zeros of x^2−10. d. the zeros x^2+10.

f(x) is concave up whenever:

B. 3x²−10 is positive

f(x) is concave down whenever:

A. 3x²−10 is negative

The points of inflection of f(x) are the same as:

B. the zeros of 3x²−10

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the function f(x) = 1 / (x²+10)

We can determine the concavity by finding the second derivative.

If

f"(x) > 0  ⇒  f(x) is concave up

If

f"(x) < 0  ⇒  f(x) is concave down

Then

f'(x) = (1 / (x²+10))' = -2x / (x²+10)²

⇒  f"(x) = -2*(10-3x²) / (x²+10)³

if   f"(x) = 0   ⇒  -2*(10-3x²) = 0    ⇒  3x²-10 = 0

f(x) is concave up whenever 3x²−10 > 0

f(x) is concave down whenever 3x²−10 < 0

The points of inflection of f(x) are the same as the zeros of 3x²-10

it means that 3x²-10 = 0

you answer is a

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