F.M: 151. Use second derivative test to classify each of the given critical numbers as a relative minimum, maximum orneither.A) f(x) =(x-3x+1)at x = 1, x = 4B) f(x) = sinx +cos2x aat x =

1. A) f(x) = e-x(x² - 3x + 1) So, f'(x) = e-x(2x - 3) - e-x(x² - 3x + 1) So, f'(x) = e-x(2x - 3 -…

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F.M: 15 1. Use second derivative test to classify each of the given critical numbers as a relative minimum, maximum or neither. A) f(x) = ) at x = 1, x=4 B) /(x) = sinx + cos2x aat x = ,x =