A graph is said to be _ if the tangent line lies _ the curve?

2 Answers
Mar 16, 2018

Without possible substitute words there are many possibilities, but I would guess:

A graph is said to be # \ bb ul("stationary") \ # if the tangent line lies # \ bb ul("horizontal to") \ # the curve?

Mar 16, 2018

Please see below.

Explanation:

As Steve has said, without any suggested words, there are many possible answers.

I would suggest:

A graph is said to be # bb ul("concave up") \# if the tangent line lies #bb ul("below")# the curve.

or

A graph is said to be #bb ul(concave" "down)# if the tangent line lies #bb ul(above)# the curve.

You may need to say "convex" rather than "concave up" and "concave" rather than "concave down"