Once internal standard concentrations were obtained, the peak areas of the unlabelled metabolites in the samples of culture medium were compared with the peak area of the quantified internal standard to determine the metabolite concentration in the sample

Side of the curve of \( f \) We calculate in the interval \( \bigl[a, b \bigr] = [-1,1] \): $$ g(\lambda) = f\bigl(\lambda a + (1- \lambda)b\bigr) $$ So, $$ g(\lambda) = (-\lambda + (1- \lambda))^2 = \lambda -2\lambda(1- \lambda) + (1- \lambda)^2 $$$$g(\lambda) = \lambda -2\lambda + 2\lambda ^2 + 1 -2\lambda + \lambda ^2$$$$ g(\lambda) =3\lambda^2 - 3\lambda+ 1 $$ Side of the rope between \( -1 \) and \( 1 \) We calculate in the interval \( \bigl[a, b \bigr] = [-1,1] \): $$ h(\lambda) = \lambda f(a) + (1 - \lambda)f(b) $$ So, $$ h(\lambda) = \lambda (-1)^2 + (1- \lambda) 1^2 = \lambda + 1 -\lambda $$$$ h(\lambda) = 1 $$ Comparison of \( g(\lambda) \) with \( h(\lambda)\) To determine the relative position of these two functions, let's take their difference
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