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I would greatly appreciate the guidance on how to solve this equation. Please show me all the steps you used to solve it, so I can understand. Thank you

Transcribed Image Text:dx
sult in a
y = x – x² In(x³3)+ e*
5. Show all of the steps that are needed to find the local maximum and
minimum for the curve. Leave the results in exact form.
y = In(x? – x + 1) – 1
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