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The figure shows a graph of the derivatives of two functions. What can you say about a possible relative extremum of each of them at $x=1$ ? Justify your answer.
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First, let's recall what a relative extremum is. A relative extremum is a point where a function reaches a local maximum or minimum value. In other words, it's a high or low point in the function's graph. Show more…
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