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Suppose that `f(x)` isa quadratic expresson positive for all real `xdot` If `g(x)=f(x)+f^(prime)(x)+f^(x),` then for any real `x(w h e r ef^(prime)(x)a n df^(x)` represent 1st and 2nd derivative, respectively). `g(x)<0` b. `g(x)>0` c. `g(x)=0` d. `g(x)geq0`

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