Does have an inflection point at ?

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Correct answer: A. No, because but does not change sign

  1. Step 1: An inflection point needs to change sign. Here is non-negative on both sides, and is a minimum. **Answer: No, because but does not change sign. Why not the others:** A zero second derivative alone is not enough, and exists.

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