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a) relative minima ..
y= h (x) have relative minima on x = -2
because after this point , h' value is positive and function increases..
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inflection point where h'' = 0 .. so , this possible on x = 2 ...
Use the table below for twice- differentiable (i.e. it can have its derivative taken twice without...
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