I haven't learned antiderivitives yet but I can try to logic it
<span>First find f′ and then find f. f′′(x)=3x^3+6x^2−x+2, f′(1)=9, f(1)=−7.
we reverse chain rule
3x^3, we know that it was a 4th degree thing, and the coefient is 3, so
4*what=3?, answer is 3/4
3/4x^4
6x^2
we know it was x^3, and the coefient is now 6 so
3*what=6? what=2
2x^3
-1x, the power was 2 and coefient is now -1, so
2 times what=-1?, -1/2
-1/2x^2
2, that is from 2x
so
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<span>3/4x^4+2x^3-1/2x^2+2x=f'(x)
test x=1
(3/4)(1)+2(1)-(1/2)(1)+2(1)=
3/4+2-2/4+2=
4 and 1/4 we need to get it to 9
4 and 1/4 +what=9
answer is 4 and 3/4
so we add that to the end since it will become 0 from derivitive
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<span>f'(x)=3/4x^4+2x^3-1/2x^2+2x+4 and 3/4
now reverse drivitive again
3/4x^4
exponent is 5 and coefient is 3/4
5 times what=3/4? answer is 3/20
3/20x^5
2x^3
exponent should be 4 and coefient is 2
4 times what=2? answer is 1/2
1/2x^4
-1/2x^2
exponent should be 3 and coefient is -1/2
3 times what=-1/2? answer is -1/6
-1/6x^3
2x
exponent should be 2 and coefient is 2
2 times what=2? answer is 1
1x^2
4 and 3/4 turns to (4 and 3/4)x
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<span>f(x)=3/20x^5+1/2x^4-1/6x^3+x^2+(4 and 3/4)x
try evaluating it for x=1
f(1)=(3/20)+(10/20)-(10/50)+1+(19/4)
f(1)=6 and 7/30
what do we add to get -7
-13 and 7/30
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<span><span>f(x)=3/20x^5+1/2x^4-1/6x^3+x^2+(4 and 3/4)x-13 and 7/30
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</span>ANSWER
<span>f'(x)=3/4x^4+2x^3-1/2x^2+2x+19/4
</span><span>f(x)=3/20x^5+1/2x^4-1/6x^3+x^2+19/4x-187/30</span>
I think it's cost price
I heard it before somewhere
Hope I've been any help to you
I believe it is B, as C and D both are based on the number of books sold while the only variable to determine the amount of money she earns are the additional doors she knocks on.
Your equation

is in the form

The vertex only relies on "a" and "b" though, so that +9 doesn't really matter in this case. The vertex of a parabola is located where

So your x-coordinate is -1. You need to find f(-1) to find your y-coordinate, and then you list it in the form (-1, y).