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Calculus with Applications | 10th Edition | ISBN: 9780321749000 | Authors: Margaret L. Lial, Raymond N. Greenwell, Nathan P. Ritchey
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Problem 9E

For each of the exercise listed below, suppose that the function that is graphed is not f(x) but f′(x). Find the location of relative extrema, and tell whether each extremum is a relative maximum or minimum.

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Find the locations and values of all relative extrema for the functions with graphs as follows. Compare with Exercise in the preceding section.

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Problem 9E

For each of the exercise listed below, suppose that the function that is graphed is not f(x) but f′(x). Find the location of relative extrema, and tell whether each extremum is a relative maximum or minimum.

Exercise

Find the locations and values of all relative extrema for the functions with graphs as follows. Compare with Exercise in the preceding section.

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In this problem, we have to find the location and local extrema values of the function .

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