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I have a picture below, I was wondering how I would find the relative max,min from looking at the graph of g'. On (-5,8) find the x values of all relative max, and relative min of g(x).
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Think about what you do with the derivative test for finding extrema. Extrema occur at points for which the derivative is zero. So if the derivative is zero at \(x=c\), then \(x=c\) is a minimum if to the left of \(c\) the derivative is negative, and a maximum if to the right the derivative is positive. Otherwise, \(x=c\) is a maximum if to the left, the derivative is positive and to the right, it's negative.
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