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Find the first derivative of h(x) which is h'(x)
If h'(x) is not defined/does not exist for x = c then you have a critical point at x=c
To check if x=c is a relative maximum or relative minimum or neither evaluate h(x) for x=c
If h(x) is not defined/does not exist for x=c then you have neither relative maximum nor relative minimum at x=c
To determine if it is increasing or decreasing you have to consider two intervals in this case (-∝,c) and (c,∞)
If h'(x)>0 for all x on those intervals then h(x) is increasing on those intervals.