consider a function f (x) vihose derivative f"(x) is continuous as shown belowr. Graph of f'(x), NOT f(x) 2 1 2 4 -1 -2 At which value of x does the local maximum occur? Ox-1 O local maximum does not exist Ox-5 O x-3 3.

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Consider a function f(x) whose derivative f'(x) is continuous as shown below:
Graph of f'(x), NOT f(x)
2
3,
4
5
At which value of x does the local maximum occur?
O X=1
O local maximum does not exist
O x= 5
O x = 3
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Transcribed Image Text:Javin Kurt Xyryl Vargas EDIT Active Now Consider a function f(x) whose derivative f'(x) is continuous as shown below: Graph of f'(x), NOT f(x) 2 3, 4 5 At which value of x does the local maximum occur? O X=1 O local maximum does not exist O x= 5 O x = 3 More Add to story
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