A turning point is a point where the x values \u200b\u200bof a continuous function moves from one type concavity to another. The curve "through" the tangent. Mathematically, the second derivative of f at the inflection point is zero, or nonexistent.
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A turning point is a point where the x values \u200b\u200bof a continuous function moves from one type concavity to another. The curve "through" the tangent. Mathematically, the second derivative of f at the inflection point is zero, or nonexistent.
A turning point is a point where the x values \u200b\u200bof a continuous function moves from one type concavity to another. The curve "through" the tangent. Mathematically, the second derivative of f at the inflection point is zero, or nonexistent.
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