Help please!!

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Help please!!

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

For those who can't see the graph well enough https://webwork.elearning.ubc.ca/webwork2_files/tmp/MATH184-922_2013S1//gif/6TGFHE2ZLS05-2313-setAssignment_7prob10image1.png

anonymous · Answer

Don't mind my answers - most of them are probably wrong

anonymous · Answer

Are you from Connexus?

anonymous · Answer

u want ansurs?

anonymous · Answer

Nope =/ 
And yes and reasoning would be really good to hear as well if possible and convenient

anonymous · Answer

Okay carry on (:

anonymous · Answer

Hold up

anonymous · Answer

So you want ansurs?

anonymous · Answer

I will lead you to the COC http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

anonymous · Answer

Where I went wrong ? =/

anonymous · Answer

idk but that question looks difficult.

anonymous · Answer

I have a list of different answers I tried - but it still didn't work - if anyone wants to know my alternate answer list i'm more than willing to share

anonymous · Answer

I just don't know what I'm getting wrong

anonymous · Answer

A:max
B:inflection
C:minimum
d:inflection
e:max

1. incr
2. decr
3. decr
4. incr
5. incr
6. decr

and kept the third part - but that's wrong too apparently =/

anonymous · Answer

@e.mccormick are you available to help? =(

e.mccormick · Answer

If something is at a min/max, look at the concavity:|dw:1370487398330:dw|