The function f is continuous for all real numbers and has first derivative function graphed below. Note: The dashed lines indicate vertical asymptotes on the graph. A B C X = X = (a) There are four critical points of f. Find all four. Enter your answers from smallest to largest. NOTE: the marked x-values are uppercase letters. X = X = N (b) Classify each y f'(x) ct pt 1 is ---Select--- ct pt 2 is ---Select--- ct pt 3 is ---Select--- ct pt 4 is ---Select--- DE F (smallest critical pt cp1) (largest critical pt -- cp4) critical point in part (a) as either a local maximum, a local minimum, or neither using the first derivative test by explaining your choice of classificat because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select--- because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select--- because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select--- because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select---
The function f is continuous for all real numbers and has first derivative function graphed below. Note: The dashed lines indicate vertical asymptotes on the graph. A B C X = X = (a) There are four critical points of f. Find all four. Enter your answers from smallest to largest. NOTE: the marked x-values are uppercase letters. X = X = N (b) Classify each y f'(x) ct pt 1 is ---Select--- ct pt 2 is ---Select--- ct pt 3 is ---Select--- ct pt 4 is ---Select--- DE F (smallest critical pt cp1) (largest critical pt -- cp4) critical point in part (a) as either a local maximum, a local minimum, or neither using the first derivative test by explaining your choice of classificat because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select--- because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select--- because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select--- because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select---
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Transcribed Image Text:The function f is continuous for all real numbers and has first derivative function graphed below.
Note: The dashed lines indicate vertical asymptotes on the graph.
A B C
X =
X =
(a) There are four critical points of f. Find all four. Enter your answers from smallest to largest. NOTE: the marked x-values are uppercase letters.
X =
X =
N
(b) Classify each
y
f'(x)
ct pt 1 is ---Select---
ct pt 2 is ---Select---
ct pt 3 is ---Select---
ct pt 4 is ---Select---
DE F
(smallest critical pt cp1)
(largest critical pt -- cp4)
critical point in part (a) as either a local maximum, a local minimum, or neither using the first derivative test by explaining your choice of classificat
because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select---
because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select---
because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select---
because moving from left to right around the critical point ---Select---
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