Could I please have help with part c? Thank you. Use the graph of the function f' to estimate the intervals on which the function fis (a)increasing or (b) decreasing. Also, (c) estimate the x-coordinates of all local extremevalues. (Assume that the function fis continuous, even at the points where f' isundefined.) The domain of f' is (0,4)U(4,6].10-y=r(x)0--5--101(a) Where is the function fincreasing?A. [4,00)B. [2,4) and (4,6)C. (-00,1] and [3,4) and (5,00]D. (-00,4]E. [2.4) and (4,00)OF. [0,1] and [3,4) and (5,6]OH. (4,5)G. [1,3] and (4,5)(b) Where is the function f decreasing?A. [0.1] and [3,4) and (5,6]В. (- оо,4]C. (4,00)OD. (- 0,1] and [3,4) and (5,00]E. [1,3] and (4,5]F. [2,4) and (4,6)G. (4,5]OH. [2,4) and (4, 00)(c) What are the approximate x-coordinates of all local extreme values of the function f?A. The graph of f has a local minimum at x =2 and a local maximum at x= 4.B. The graph of f has local maxima at x = 1, x = 3, and x= 5.C. The graph of f has local maxima at x = 3 and x =5 and a local minimum at x = 1.D. The graph of f has local maxima at x = 1 and x =4 and local minima at x = 3 and x = 5.E. The graph of f has a local minimum at x=2 and a local minimum at x= 4.OF. The graph of f has local minima at x = 1, x= 3, and x= 5.O O O O

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Description: Could I please have help with part c? Thank you. Use the graph of the function f' to estimate the intervals on which the function fis (a)increasing or (b) decreasing. Also, (c) estimate the x-coordinates of all local extremevalues. (Assume that the f