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True or false Unlike the anglet in the trigonometric function cost, the t in the cosht represents an area. 2. By Extreme Value Theorem, the function f(x)+3 defined on [-1.1] has an absolute extremum. The critical numbers that determine whether f(x)= x³ + 2x² is increasing or decreasing are 0 and