Does x=6 belong to a local maximum or a local minimum? Does x=0 belong to a local maximum or a local minimum?

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  • Does x=3 belong to a local maximum or a local minimum?
  • Does x=6 belong to a local maximum or a local minimum?
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Suppose g is a differentiable function such that it has derivative given by the formula
g (x)
3= (x – 3)(x – 6)
= -e
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose g is a differentiable function such that it has derivative given by the formula g (x) 3= (x – 3)(x – 6) = -e
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