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Let g (x) = [(x^2-3)/(x^3)] (a) Determine (if they exist) the vertical and horizontal asymptotes of...

Let g (x) = [(x^2-3)/(x^3)]

(a) Determine (if they exist) the vertical and horizontal asymptotes of g.

(b) Find the formula for g′ (x) and g′′ (x).

(c) Find (if they exist) the local extremes of g.

(d) Find (if they exist) the inflection points of g.

(e) Determine the intervals where g is increasing, and where g is decreasing.

(f) Determine the intervals where g is concave upward, and where g is
concave down.

(g) Plot the graph of the function g. Includes asymptotes, critical points, and inflection points.
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