Golden ratio method is recommended by the solution and the numerical solution is 4.493335656115932 (or anything accurate up to 2 dp)
For maxima f'(x) must be zero.
Let us use the bisection method, (I'm using f(x) instead of f '(x) from here on)
Proceeding further will guide you to the exact value of the answer. You can also use other numerical techniques.
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By plotting the function f '(x) also one can find the solution
above is the graphical representation of f '(x)
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