Let f(x) be a polynomial function such that f(-2)=5, f'(-2)=0 and f"(-2)=3. The point (-2,5) is which of the following for the graph of f?

How do you figure out this problem. Which is the correct answer choice and why? a) relative maximum b) relative minimum c) intercept d) inflection point e) none of these

2 Answers | 0 Votes | Lana from Leesburg, VA 12/29/2012

Let f(x) be a polynomial function such that f(4)= -1, f'(4)=2 and f"(4)=0. If x<4, then f"(x)<0 and if x>4, then f"(x)>0.

The point (4,-1) is which of the following for the graph of f? How do you figure out this problem. Which answer choice is right and why? a) relative maximum b) relative minimum c)...

1 Answer | 0 Votes | Lana from Leesburg, VA 12/29/2012

Which statement is not true of the graph f(x)= (x+1)(x-3)^2?

How do you solve this problem? Which is the right answer and why? a) f has a relative maximum at (1/3, 256/27) b) f has a point of inflection at (3,0) c) f has an intercept at (3,0) d)...

1 Answer | 0 Votes | Lana from Leesburg, VA 12/29/2012

f(x)=(x+2)^3 -4 The point (-2,-4) is which of the following?

How do you solve this problem? Which is the right answer and why? a. An absolute maximum b. An absolute minimum c. A critical point but not an extremum d. Not a critical point e...

1 Answer | 0 Votes | Lana from Leesburg, VA 12/29/2012

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Let f(x) be a polynomial function such that f(-2)=5, f'(-2)=0 and f"(-2)=3. The point (-2,5) is which of the following for the graph of f?

Let f(x) be a polynomial function such that f(4)= -1, f'(4)=2 and f"(4)=0. If x<4, then f"(x)<0 and if x>4, then f"(x)>0.

Which statement is not true of the graph f(x)= (x+1)(x-3)^2?

f(x)=(x+2)^3 -4 The point (-2,-4) is which of the following?

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