Define H(a) = ln(1 +1²)dt. Compute H'(x), H"(x), and deduce the intervals of increase or decrease of H, its local extrema (if any), and the intervals where it is concave up or concave down. -x2

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Define
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H(a) = ²²
-x2
In(1 + t²)dt.
Compute H'(x), H'(x), and deduce the intervals of increase or decrease of H, its local extrema (if any), and the intervals
where it is concave up or concave down.
Transcribed Image Text:Define 22 H(a) = ²² -x2 In(1 + t²)dt. Compute H'(x), H'(x), and deduce the intervals of increase or decrease of H, its local extrema (if any), and the intervals where it is concave up or concave down.
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