Can someone pls help me find the second derivative of this. I need to find the concave up and down intervals but I’m having trou
ble getting the second derivative
1 answer:
Starting from

take the first derivative using the power and chain rules:


Now take the second derivative:


Optionally, you can condense the second derivative a bit by factoring out
, which gives



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