?? (Note that this is a graph of $f'$, not a graph of $f$.) At which of the marked values of x is A. $f(x)$ greatest? x = B. $f(x)$ least? x = C. $f'(x)$ greatest? x = D. $f'(x)$ least? x = E. $f''(x)$ greatest? x = F. $f''(x)$ least? x = Remaining time: 178:24 (min:
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