(a. f(a)) is a relative extrema of a function f. When xa, f'(a)>0. (a,f(a)) is O maximum point neither a minimum point nor a maximum point minimum point point of inflection

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(a, ƒ (a)) is a relative extrema of a functionſ. When x<a and x>a, ƒ'(a)>0. (a,ƒ(a)) is
O maximum point
O neither a minimum point nor a maximum point
O minimum point
point of inflection
Transcribed Image Text:(a, ƒ (a)) is a relative extrema of a functionſ. When x<a and x>a, ƒ'(a)>0. (a,ƒ(a)) is O maximum point O neither a minimum point nor a maximum point O minimum point point of inflection
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