increasing or (b) decreasing. Also, (c) estimate the x-coordinates of all local extreme values. (Assume that the function fis continuous, even at the points where f is undefined.) The domain of f is (0,4)U(4,6]. 10 (a) Where is the function fincreasing? OA. (4,00) B. [2,4) and (4,6) D. (-00,4) OF. (0.1) and [3.4) and (5.6] Он. (4,51 Oc. (-00,1] and [3,4) and (5,00) E. [2.4) and (4,00) OG. (1,3) and (4,5) (b) Where is the function f decreasing? OB. (-00,4] OA. [0.1] and [3,4) and (5,6] c. [4,00) E. (1,3] and (4,5) OD. (-0,1] and [3,4) and (5,00] OF. 12,4) and (4,6) OH. 12,4) and (4,00) G. (4,5]

increasing or (b) decreasing. Also, (c) estimate the x-coordinates of all local extreme values. (Assume that the function fis continuous, even at the points where f is undefined.) The domain of f is (0,4)U(4,6]. 10 (a) Where is the function fincreasing? OA. (4,00) B. [2,4) and (4,6) D. (-00,4) OF. (0.1) and [3.4) and (5.6] Он. (4,51 Oc. (-00,1] and [3,4) and (5,00) E. [2.4) and (4,00) OG. (1,3) and (4,5) (b) Where is the function f decreasing? OB. (-00,4] OA. [0.1] and [3,4) and (5,6] c. [4,00) E. (1,3] and (4,5) OD. (-0,1] and [3,4) and (5,00] OF. 12,4) and (4,6) OH. 12,4) and (4,00) G. (4,5]

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