Determine which graph is the graph of f(x) if the following are true.f(0) = -5• f'(x) is positive on nowhere.OO-15 -10-15f(x) has an inflection point at x = 0.f"(x) is positive on (-∞, 0).y4-510 -515105-5-1015a15105-5-10-155520101515XX-15-15-10-10-5-51510105-510-1515105-10151055101015Jit15xX

Topic- Functions and application of derivatives We are given f(0)=-5 f'(x) is positive on nowhere…

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