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How to show that a function does not have a local minimum from r^2 to r when the second derivative test fails

How to show that a function does not have a local minimum from r^2 to r when the second derivative test fails
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how to show that a function does not have a local minimum from r^2 to r when the second derivative test fails

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derivative on r^2 with respect to r

one time derivative is 2r

second time derivative is 2

third time derivative is 0

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