Where does the relative maximum value off occur when f'(x) = x³ - x? (а). - 1 (b). 0 (с). 1 (d). 2 a b

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Where does the relative maximum value of f occur when f'(x) = x' - x?
(а). —1
(b). 0
(c). 1
(d). 2
A.
B
b.
D.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 Where does the relative maximum value of f occur when f'(x) = x' - x? (а). —1 (b). 0 (c). 1 (d). 2 A. B b. D.
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