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"and rate of rate of increase negative" Are you a politician? Because that's a very round about way of putting it. :P If the rate of increase is negative, the
by benj111 7y ago
"and rate of rate of increase negative"
Are you a politician? Because that's a very round about way of putting it. :P
If the rate of increase is negative, there is an actual absolute decline. Is that want you were meaning to say?
- antisemiotic 7y ago"rate of rate of increase" = "second derivative", I presume. Negative second derivative doesn't necessarily mean a decline, it can be just growth slowing down.
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- barrkel 7y agoI said rate of rate of increase. The second derivative is negative at a local maximum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_test#Second_derivative_test_(single_variable) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_test#Second_derivat...