7. (16 pts) Using the steps learned in section 12.6, sketch the graph of f(x) = 2x$^3$ - 15x$^2$ + 24x a. What are the coordinates of the relative maxima? b. What are the coordinates of the relative minima? c. What are the coordinates of the points of inflection? d. Find any other points that are necessary for you to give a \"good\" graph. Show your work for whatever points you are using. e. Put all the info together and graph.
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