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The graph of f(x) is shown below. Sketch a graph of f '(x) on the same axes. Be sure to show all important points clearly.
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I am unsure of where to begin. I have a general idea of where the zeros on the graph of f ' are, but I am unsure of where to locate the maximums and minimums of f '.
Where are we supposed to sketch it at? We could graph this for any region in f(Y) as there are no initial conditions.
Also, the point at the corner wouldn't exist as the function is not continuous there
It's supposed to be graphed over the same axes, so placed over the given graph.
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Can you make a sketch of the picture as a drawing on here and I'll draw on top of it for you ;)
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