Couple of notes regarding the post by @MathLover1.
1) Her answer to question (a) is INCORRECT.
These functions are defined at x >= 0; they make sense for non-negative values of x (time (!) ).
Therefore, the correct answer to question (a) is x = 0 and x = .
2. Her "solution" for question (b) is INCORRECT and TOTALLY INADEQUATE.
The question is about the "derived" functions f(x) and g(x).
but @MathLover1 MISTAKENLY treats it as the question about "derivative" functions,
which HAS NO ANY RELATION to the posed question.
Perhaps, today later in the evening I will solve this problem/question in full for you to the very end.
So, check this spot / (post) from time to time.
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Keep in mind, that @MathLower1 is very specific "quasi-tutor" and "pseudo-tutor", who regularly produces
1 - 2 - 3 incorrect solutions every day. Each day . . .
Why it is so and why it is allowed at this forum ---- do not ask me.
This question is not for me.
Address this question to the owner of this site - - - - why he does allow such tutors to work here, lowering the site ranking.