Calculus Sketching a Curve

drasord

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Hello guys, I'm really stuck on this problem. Could someone provide help?

f(x) = x^2 - 1

Obtain:
(i) domain
(ii) intercepts
(iii) symmetry
(iv) asymptotes
(v) intervals of increase/decrease
(vi) local maxima and minima
(vii) concavity and points of inflection

Use these values to sketch the curve y = f(x)

Thanks!
 
Hello guys, I'm really stuck on this problem. Could someone provide help?

f(x) = x^2 - 1

Obtain:
(i) domain
(ii) intercepts
(iii) symmetry
(iv) asymptotes
(v) intervals of increase/decrease
(vi) local maxima and minima
(vii) concavity and points of inflection

Use these values to sketch the curve y = f(x)

Thanks!

being really stuck on it implies that you've tried it for some considerable amount of time and have made limited progress. Since you've done that you must have a bunch of work you can show us and specific questions about where you are having trouble.

Show it and ask them.
 
Here was my attempt at solving the problem. My TA simply told me that it was "wrong" and that I should read the directions more clearly.

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Update: I've solved this correctly. I will post results if anyone's interested.

Thanks
 
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