You can use the definition of derivative on f′(x) to find f″(x) because f″(x)=limh→0f′(x+h)−f′(x)h.
If f is increasing on an interval I, then for all real numbers x∈I, f′(x)⩾.
If f is decreasing on an interval , then for all real numbers , .
If f is concave downward on an interval , then for all real numbers , .
If f is concave upward on an interval , then for all real numbers , .
These are the definitions. I believe you can finish the rest with these.