5. Let f(r) be a function that is defined everywhere. Given to the right is a first derivative sign chart for f(x). Use the sign chart to answer the true/false questions that follow. Write out the entire word "True" or "False", and make it clear which answer goes with which part of the problem. IF YOU CHOOSE FALSE, BRIEFLY EXPLAIN WHY. 3 f'(x) (a) The sign chart indicates that f(x) is concave down on the interval (3, o0). (i) TRUE (ii) FALSE (b) The sign chart indicates that f(z) has a local maximum value at z = 3. (i) TRUE (ii) FALSE (c) The sign chart indicates that f(r) has a local minimum value at z=-2. (i) TRUE (ii) FALSE
5. Let f(r) be a function that is defined everywhere. Given to the right is a first derivative sign chart for f(x). Use the sign chart to answer the true/false questions that follow. Write out the entire word "True" or "False", and make it clear which answer goes with which part of the problem. IF YOU CHOOSE FALSE, BRIEFLY EXPLAIN WHY. 3 f'(x) (a) The sign chart indicates that f(x) is concave down on the interval (3, o0). (i) TRUE (ii) FALSE (b) The sign chart indicates that f(z) has a local maximum value at z = 3. (i) TRUE (ii) FALSE (c) The sign chart indicates that f(r) has a local minimum value at z=-2. (i) TRUE (ii) FALSE
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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.2: Derivatives Of Products And Quotients
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