Sara S.

asked • 06/18/18

If derivative doesn't exist at a point then this critical point cannot be a local minimum or maximum ? True or false?

I think the question is false. Knowing that a critical point MUST be a point where the derivative is 0 or undefined, then of it can be a local min/local max. Please correct me if im wrong

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