Question

What are the local max and min value in this graph?

Answer 1

Local max is the POINT on the graph that has the biggest y value.
Looking at the graph, what point is highest on the graph?

The min value is the Y-VALUE OF THE POINT that is lowest on the graph.
Looking at the graph, what point is lowest on the graph?
(make sure the point isn't an open dot, because that value isn't included)

Answer 2

5 and dne but isnt that absolute value?

Answer 3

The local max is the entire point where f(x) = 5, so: the local max is located at x=4, the point (4,5) with a local max value of 5.

That make sense?

Answer 4

I put 4 but it's showing me that 4 is not correct

Answer 5

If they're asking for the local max VALUE, then the value is 5. You can find the value 5 when x is 4.

Answer 6

it's not 5 either :( maybe the program is malfunctioning but it showed both 4 and 5 wrong.