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What can be determined if g(1) = -3, g'(1) = 0, and g"(1) = 2?
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1. g has a zero at x=1 2. g has a relative minimum at x=1 3. g has a relative maximum at x=1 4. g has a inflection point at x=1
The first derivative tells us whether the graph of a function is increasing or decreasing. The second derivative tells us whether the graph of a function p, concave up or concave down.
Would it have a relative maximum at x=1?
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