Consider the function g(x) whose derivative is given by g'(x)=-(2x-3)sin(x²-3x).At which of the following value(s) of x in the interval [-1, 2] does the function g(x) have a relative minimum? A. x=0 only B. x = -0.822 and x = 1.500 C. x = - 0.822 only D. x = 1.500 only E. None of the above Activate Window Go to Settings to activ are to search

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Consider the function g(x) whose derivative is given by
g'(x)=-(2x-3)sin(x²-3x).At which of the following value(s) of x in the
interval [-1, 2] does the function g(x) have a relative minimum?
A. x=0 only
B. x = - 0.822 and x = 1.500
C. x = - 0.822 only
D. x = 1.500 only
E. None of the above
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the function g(x) whose derivative is given by g'(x)=-(2x-3)sin(x²-3x).At which of the following value(s) of x in the interval [-1, 2] does the function g(x) have a relative minimum? A. x=0 only B. x = - 0.822 and x = 1.500 C. x = - 0.822 only D. x = 1.500 only E. None of the above Activate Window Go to Settings to activ WE ere to search
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