On the attached graph, can someone please help me identify where the local maximum is by circling the point on the graph, put a square where the local minimum is and to find the coordinates of the absolute minimum of this graph?

Question

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

looks like one local min is at $(-1,-10)$

anonymous · Answer

would (-1,-10) be THE local minimum? :o

anonymous · Answer

that is the the coordinates of the absolute min
the minimum is $-10$

anonymous · Answer

it is also a relative mi
the other one is about at $2.8$ and something i can't quite see

anonymous · Answer

so rounded to the nearest hundredth, the coordinate of the absolute min would be (-1,-10) ? 
the local min would just be -10 & the local maximum would be... positive 10?

anonymous · Answer

i can't tell where the other local min is on the y axis
it looks like the it occurs where  x is 2.8
the local max is the high point of that hump in the center
looks like it is somewhat less than 10

anonymous · Answer

thank you so much! you're amazing!!