Suppose that g: R →R is a differentiable function, with derivative g'(x)=(x – 1)·(x – 2)² - (x – 3)³ - (x – 4)* . Where does g have a local extremum? Select all that apply.

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Suppose that g: R→R is a differentiable function, with derivative g'(x)=(x – 1)·(x – 2)² · (x – 3)³ · (x – 4)* .
Where does g have a local extremum? Select all that apply.
O At x=1.
At x=2.
O At x=3.
At x=4.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that g: R→R is a differentiable function, with derivative g'(x)=(x – 1)·(x – 2)² · (x – 3)³ · (x – 4)* . Where does g have a local extremum? Select all that apply. O At x=1. At x=2. O At x=3. At x=4.
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