Question

There is 5 parts to this question, Calculus helped:( picture attached

Answer 1

:( i keep getting them wrong:( i have 3 tries left

Answer 2

what were the other answer you got wrong

Answer 3

let me attach it

Answer 4

okay

Answer 5

there is only one absolute max or min

in your problem looks like it might be it, *except* it is marked with an open circle
which means G is not part of the answer. you can only pick numbers that approach G and there are an infinite number of them.

in other words, there is no absolute max for this.

Answer 6

C E F

Answer 7

i think

Answer 8

However, there is an absolute min (only one!)

you can have many *relative* max and *relative* min

Answer 9

The highest point (absolute max) would be G except G is marked with an open circle.
the max point is less than G. But there are infinite numbers "close" to G (but never reaching G). so there is *no absolute max* for this problem.

Answer 10

Thats what got me confused, G looked like it wasn't part of any answers to me

Answer 11

Thank you for clarifying that part!

Answer 12

@jazzy688 CEF for what part?:)

Answer 13

first part

Answer 14

okay and for the remaining, i can't submit it by itself or else the rest will be wrong

Answer 15

did you try looking it up because im not sure

Answer 16

i just got done seeing videos, and it makes some sense

Answer 17

i have to go to my lab for chem, i will be back at 4! Thank you, hope to talk to you soon and be able to finish problem!

Answer 18

anybody?