Which of the following is a relative maximum of f?'12\5/61/5A. *C. - ()С.В. ОV3D.2Which of the following is a relative maximum of f?1/5c.С.A.2(12)5/6D. -11В.Which of the following is a point of inflection of f?С. (-1,1)D. ()А. (0,0)В. (1,-1)2 2 7let f (x) = x – 12x.Which of the following is equal to f'(x)?3x*/5-6А.4x2/57x1/5+6В.3x6/5Which of the following is NOT a critical value of f?7x6/5-12С.5x+/5x6/5-8D.2x1/5A. 0C.5/61/5B. +*Which of the following is equal to f"(x)?А. 0D. - *12) 5/612C. 8x7/514x6/5+48В.7x2/5+24D.12x7/525x9/5

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let f (x) = x3 – 12x3. Which of the following is equal to f'(x)? 3x*/5-6 А. 4x2/5 7x/5+6 В. 3x6/5 7x6/5-12 C. 5x4/5 x6/5-8 D. 2x1/5 Which of the following is NOT a critical value of f? 5/6 А. 0 c. (2) 5/6 B. * D. - (* Which of the following is equal to f"(x)? C. 8x7/5 1/5 А. 0 14x6/5+48 В. 7x2/5+24 D. 12x7/5 25x/5

let f (x) = x3 – 12x3. Which of the following is equal to f'(x)? 3x/5-6 А. 4x2/5 7x/5+6 В. 3x6/5 7x6/5-12 C. 5x4/5 x6/5-8 D. 2x1/5 Which of the following is NOT a critical value of f? 5/6 А. 0 c. (2) 5/6 B. D. - (* Which of the following is equal to f"(x)? C. 8x7/5 1/5 А. 0 14x6/5+48 В. 7x2/5+24 D. 12x7/5 25x/5

Calculus: Early Transcendentals

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Author:James Stewart

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Chapter1: Functions And Models

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...

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