-16x(2-x)(8+x) For some function f: R - {2} → R we have that f'(x)= = , All the values 6x-12 of x in which (x,(f(x)) represent points where the tangent line to the curve of f is horizontal correspond to: O a) z=2 Ob) ==0, x=-8, z=2 O c) z=-16, z=-8 O d) z = 0, z = -8
-16x(2-x)(8+x) For some function f: R - {2} → R we have that f'(x)= = , All the values 6x-12 of x in which (x,(f(x)) represent points where the tangent line to the curve of f is horizontal correspond to: O a) z=2 Ob) ==0, x=-8, z=2 O c) z=-16, z=-8 O d) z = 0, z = -8
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Transcribed Image Text:For some function f: R-{2} → R we have that f'(x)=
=
-16x(2-x)(8+x)
6x-12
, All the values
of x in which (x,(f(x)) represent points where the tangent line to the curve of f is horizontal
correspond to:
O a) == 2
Ob) ==0, x=-8, z=2
O c) z = -16, z = -8
Od) ==0, x=-8
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