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Transcribed Image Text:The figure below is the graph of a derivative f'. Give the x-values of the critical points of f. At which critical points does f have local
maxima, local minima or neither?
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Enter the critical points in increasing order. Round your answers to the nearest integers.
If there are less than three critical points, enter the critical points first, then enter NA in the remaining answer field(s) and select
"neither a maximum nor a minimum" from the dropdown menu.
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