Suppose f (x) = ax 2 (x b)(x + c) 2 , where 0 < a
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Suppose f (x) = −ax2 (x − b)(x + c)2, where 0 < a < b < c.
(a) Graph f.
(b) In what interval(s) is there a local maximum value?
(c) Which numbers yield a local minimum value?
(d) Where is f (x) < 0?
(e) Where is f (−x − 4) < 0?
(f) Is f increasing, decreasing, or neither on (− ∞, −c ]?
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ANSWER To answer these questions lets analyze the given function step by step a Graph of f The graph of the function fx ax2x bx c2 can be obtained by ...View the full answer
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