Show work please. Question 14For the function f(x), find any Relative Extrema, if passible.8xf(x) =Relative Maximum at (2 , –8),ANo Relative Minimum.No Relative Maximum,Relative Minimum at (2, -8).Relative Minimum at (1,4),Rektive Ma ximum at (-1. -4).Rekative Minimum at (1, - 4),Reative Maximum at (-1,4).

Given: The function, fx=-8xx2+1.

Question 14 For the function f(x), find any Relative Extrema, if passible. f(x) = x2 +1 Relative Maximum at (2 , -8), A No Reative Minimum. No Relative Maximum, Relative Minimum at (2, - 8). Relative Minirmum at (1,4), Rekative Ma xirmum at (-1,-4). Rekative Minimum at (1, -4), Reative Maxirmum at (– 1,4).

Question 14 For the function f(x), find any Relative Extrema, if passible. f(x) = x2 +1 Relative Maximum at (2 , -8), A No Reative Minimum. No Relative Maximum, Relative Minimum at (2, - 8). Relative Minirmum at (1,4), Rekative Ma xirmum at (-1,-4). Rekative Minimum at (1, -4), Reative Maxirmum at (– 1,4).

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15T

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