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a) \newline On which interval(s) is $f$ increasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include \newline the appropriate derivative.\newline \newline b) -) On which interval(s) is $f$ decreasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must \newline include the appropriate derivative.\newline \newline c) ( ; ) Find all local extrema (be sure to indicate whether each extrema is a maximum or minimum). \newline In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative.\newline $f(x) = \frac{2}{3}x^6 - 9x^4$

          a) \newline On which interval(s) is $f$ increasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include \newline the appropriate derivative.\newline \newline b) -) On which interval(s) is $f$ decreasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must \newline include the appropriate derivative.\newline \newline c) ( ; ) Find all local extrema (be sure to indicate whether each extrema is a maximum or minimum). \newline In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative.\newline $f(x) = \frac{2}{3}x^6 - 9x^4$

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a) On which interval(s) is f increasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative.b) -) On which interval(s) is f decreasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative.c) ( ; ) Find all local extrema (be sure to indicate whether each extrema is a maximum or minimum). In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative.f(x) = (2)/(3)x^6 - 9x^4

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f(x)=(2)/(3)x^(6)-9x^(4) a) On which interval(s) is f increasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative. b) On which interval(s) is f decreasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative. c) Find all local extrema (be sure to indicate whether each extrema is a maximum or minimum). In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative. f(x a) On which interval(s) is f increasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative. b). .-) On which interval(s) is f decreasing? In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative. c)(: . --) Find all local extrema (be sure to indicate whether each extrema is a maximum or minimum) In order to receive full credit, your solution must include the appropriate derivative

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