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we have the graphs of three functions here and what we know is that one of them is the function f another is the first derivative of f and then the third is the second derivative of f and our goal is to figure out which function is which which one is f which is the first derivative and which is the second like always pause this video and see if you can work through it on your own before we do it together all right now letamp;#39;s do this together the way iamp;#39;m going to tackle it is iamp;#39;m going to try to sketch what we can about the derivatives of each of these graphs or each of the functions represented by these graphs so in this first graph here in this orange color we can see that the slope is quite positive here but then it becomes less and less and less positive up until this point where the slope is going to be 0 and then it becomes more and more and more and more negative so the derivative of this curve right over here or the function represented by this curve itam
