Let f(x) be a smooth and continuous function. If f(x) has a local maximum at a = a, then whic of the following notationally describes this situation? O f'(a)>0; f(a) > 0 O f'(a)>0; f" (a) = 0 O f'(a)= 0; f" (a) > 0 O f'(a) = 0; O f'(a)>0; O f'(a) <0; f" (a) <0 f" (a) < 0 f" (a) < 0
Let f(x) be a smooth and continuous function. If f(x) has a local maximum at a = a, then whic of the following notationally describes this situation? O f'(a)>0; f(a) > 0 O f'(a)>0; f" (a) = 0 O f'(a)= 0; f" (a) > 0 O f'(a) = 0; O f'(a)>0; O f'(a) <0; f" (a) <0 f" (a) < 0 f" (a) < 0
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Transcribed Image Text:Let f(x) be a smooth and continuous function. If f(x) has a local maximum at a = a, then which
of the following notationally describes this situation?
O f'(a)>0; f(a) > 0
O f'(a)>0; f" (a) = 0
O f'(a)= 0;
f" (a) > 0
O f'(a) = 0;
O f'(a)>0;
O f'(a) <0;
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f" (a) < 0
f" (a) <0
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