Question: This question is finding the critical value by set the first derivative equals to zero.May you explain/ walk me through each step the author has

 This question is finding the critical value by set the first

This question is finding the critical value by set the first derivative equals to zero.May you explain/ walk me through each step the author has performed? I do not now how does he went from one way suddenly to another, thank you very much.(I do understand the derivative process)

derivative equals to zero.May you explain/ walk me through each step the

39. F(x) = 24/5(x - 4)2 F' (a) = 24/5. 2(20 - 4) + (2-4)2. -1/5 = ac -1/5 ( 20 - 4 ) 15 . 2 . 2 + ( 20 - 4 ) . 4] (xx - 4) (14x - 16) 2(2 - 4) (7x - 8) 521/5 521 /5 F' (x) = 0 = 4, 3. F'(0) does not exist. Thus, the three critical numbers are 0, $, and 4

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