### Critical Points Identification from a Graph#### Problem Statement**2.** List (by letter) all Critical Points from the graph below.#### Graph DescriptionThe graph provided is a plot with an undulating curve characterized by several peaks and valleys, representative of a function with multiple turning points. The graph features:- **Axes:** The horizontal axis represents the variable with markers labeled A through H. The vertical axis indicates function values with grid lines for reference.- **Curve:** A dashed line indicates the path of the function across the chart. #### Critical PointsCritical points on the graph are where the slope of the curve is zero (horizontal tangent) or undefined. These typically occur at the peaks and valleys where the function changes direction. The critical points in the graph are:- **Point B:** This is a local maximum where the curve reaches a peak before descending.- **Point D:** This is a local minimum where the curve reaches a valley before ascending.- **Point F:** This is another local maximum, with the curve peaking before descending again.- **Point H:** This is the highest maximum on the graph, where the curve is rising steeply.#### SolutionIdentify the corresponding letters of the critical points (B, D, F, H) and explain their significance in the analysis of the function.**Answer: B, D, F, H**

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