Question

1. values of x, which f(x) has local minimum.
2. local maximum
3.absolute minimum
4. absolute maximum

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I tried so many answers, but none of them works

Answer 3

what's the question

Answer 4

i dont see a function

Answer 5

the graph is the function

Answer 6

i see no graph?

Answer 7

attachment below the question

Answer 8

i see no attachment post again

Answer 9

Go to this link
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Answer 10

what answers have you tried

Answer 11

I think for absolute maximum is none and for absolute minimum is 5

Answer 12

I don't think it's necessary

Answer 13

absolute maximmum would be none i believe since there discontinuity at the point in which it would be a absolute

Answer 14

yeah, i am not sure about the point where x = 2

Answer 15

relative max at 3

Answer 16

i think it is neither a max or min due to discontinuity

Answer 17

Then is x=5 the local min and absolute min?

Answer 18

cause if you were to take the limit it'd be going to a different value

Answer 19

i want to say it's an absolute min not sure tho

Answer 20

actually the discontinuity that has a point would be a relative min i believe

Answer 21

the absolute min is the lowest point

Answer 22

local minimum: 2,5
local maximum: 0,3
absolute maximum: 0

Answer 23

0 is not a absolute max

Answer 24

because it's a whole at the max... therefore you can say the max is perhaps 4.9 but i'd say it's 4.999999

Answer 25

therefore there is no absolute max at that point

Answer 26

i'd say it looks like relative maxs at 3,8

Answer 27

why 0 is not absolute maximum in the graph??

Answer 28

because the point at which it would be maximum is a discontinuity?

Answer 29

local min would be 2 and absolute min would be 5

Answer 30

hmm.. looks like no absolute maxima

Answer 31

that's what i think it is also as you can't say the relative max, so this is what i believe the answers are but lol idk think about it for a little haha

Absolute Max: None
Absolute Min: 5
Relative Min: 2
Relative Max: 3,8

Answer 32

why not relative minima 5?

Answer 33

and how can u say relative maxima to be 8?

Answer 34

lol well you can't really idk haha it looks like it's slope is getting really close to 0 at 8

Answer 35

i guess you'd need more graph =/

Answer 36

but it may not be :D

Answer 37

yeah, i agree