The critical numbers for f(x) = √(7x) are (is): {0, 2, 4} I ol {0, 4} estion {2, 4} {2}
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Let's assume that f(x) is a polynomial function. f(x) = N7IAx f'(x) = N7IA The derivative of a constant is always zero, so f'(x) = 0 for all values of x. Show more…
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