Consider the function

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Problem

Consider the function g(x)=xx−1,  x≠1g(x)=\dfrac{x}{x-1},\; x\ne1. Which statement about the concavity of gg is true? (a) gg is concave up for x<1x<1 and concave down for x>1x>1; it has no points of inflection. (b) gg is concave down for x<1x<1 and concave up for x>1x>1; it has a point of inflection at x=1x=1. (c) gg is concave down for x<1x<1 and concave up for x>1x>1; it has no points of inflection. (d) gg is concave up for all x≠1x\neq 1; it has no points of inflection.

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