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For each of the following questions, as your answer, list the labels of the relevant points. For instance, if a question asks you to identify the points at which the function has a local maximum, and the points at which the function has a local maximium are B, E, and H, then you should type BEH. If there are no points of the type asked for by a question, then type the word NONE .
Which points are critical points?
At which points does ff have a local maximum?
At which points does ff have a local minium?
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Critical points: A critical point of a continuous function is a point at which the derivative is zero or undefined.
According to the graph,
There are only 2 critical points.
One is at point B and another is at point E.
Local maximum: The graph of a function has a local maximum at the point where the graph changes from increasing to decreasing...
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