MATH 1311 Section 2.2.

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MATH 1311 Section 2.2

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Popper #9: 1. a. 400 b. 75 c. 325 d. 50

a. First 30 minutes b. Second 30 minutes 2. a. First 30 minutes b. Second 30 minutes 3. Concave up, Rate of change increasing Concave up, Rate of change decreasing Concave down, Rate of change increasing d. Concave down, Rate of change decreasing

a. 58 minutes b. 15 minutes c. 46 minutes d. 400 minutes 4. a. 58 minutes b. 15 minutes c. 46 minutes d. 400 minutes 5. a. 325 degrees b. 300 degrees c. 350 degrees d. 400 degrees