A twice-differentiable function satisfies at

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Problem

A twice-differentiable function ff satisfies f′′(c)=0f''(c)=0 at x=cx=c. Which of the following must also be true if x=cx=c is an inflection point of ff? (a) The third derivative f′′′f''' satisfies f′′′(c)=0f'''(c)=0. (b) The second derivative f′′f'' changes sign at x=cx=c. (c) The first derivative f′f' satisfies f′(c)=0f'(c)=0. (d) The second derivative f′′f'' is positive on both sides of x=cx=c.

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