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@agent0smith
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@scarlett_feathers Do you understand what they mean by local minimum values?
not a clue
Okay so a local minimum just means a trough in the graph, or a local depression. For example, coordinates (-1,-2) is such a point.
Tell me if you understand or if you require further clarification regarding this definition
No not because they are negative. Look at the graph shape itself. Coordinates (-1,-2) is a depression in the graph, the bottom of a crater.
because they are negative and are the lowest point of the line?
Nothing to do with negative values. It is because it is the very bottom of a crater.
oh okay so what about the global minimun
Okay so a global minimum would be the minimum value of the entire graph, from \[-\infty \le x \le \infty\]
From this graph itself it is not possible to tell the global minimum because: (1) The whole graph is not plotted out (2) The equation of the graph is not given
so then what do i put for the global min?
There is no question asking you about the global minimum. There are only questions asking you for the local minimum values of g and the values at which g has a local minimum.
To help you out a bit more: Local minimum values of g - Values on the y-axis where there is a local minimum Values at which g has a local minimum - Values on the x-axis where there is a local minimum You should be able to answer the question from here.
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