Here is the graph of the derivative of a continuous function f: R → R. What would we see on the graph of f when x=0? f'(x) O A corner. A jump. O A cusp. O A vertical tangent A horizontal tangent.

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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.4: Derivatives Of Exponential Functions
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Here is the graph of the derivative of a continuous function f: R →R.
What would we see on the graph of f when x=0?
f'(x)
A corner.
O A jump.
A cusp.
O A vertical tangent
A horizontal tangent.
Transcribed Image Text:Here is the graph of the derivative of a continuous function f: R →R. What would we see on the graph of f when x=0? f'(x) A corner. O A jump. A cusp. O A vertical tangent A horizontal tangent.
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