X Suppose fis twice-differentiable function on (-0, 00) satisfying the following conditions:1. z = 5 and r =12 are the only critical points of f in the interval (1, 16),2. f(5) = 3, f(12) = 8, f(1) = 1 and f(16) = -1,3. f'(1) = -1 and f'(16) = -2,%3D4. |f"(x)| <1 for all x in the interval [1, 16].Find the absolute maximum and minimum values of the function g(x) = 11f(x) – (f'(x))² on the interval [1, 16]. O the absolute maximum value of g: 8 and the absolute minimum value of g: -12(the absolute maximum value of g: 440 and the absolute minimum value of g:-15( gium daboriO the absolute maximum value of g: 80 and the absolute minimum value of g: -11the absolute maximum value of g: 14 and the absolute minimum value of g: -44(the absolute maximum value of g: 88 and the absolute minimum value of g: -15(nin mutlak malimutlal

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