Posted by Student on Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 5:22pm.
When S is sales and t is time, and the original function is S(t), what does S'(24)>0 and S''(24)<0 represent?
s'(24)>0 means that sales at time 24 is increaseing
s"(24)<0 means that the rate of increasing sales at time 24 is decreasing.
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