function Finding critical points and extreme values: The f(x) = − x(x² − 1) has two stationary points. The smaller is 0 and the larger is 1 . The maximum value of ƒ in the interval [0, 1] is 0

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Finding critical points and extreme values: The
ƒ(x) = − x(x² − 1)
has two stationary points. The smaller is
0
and the larger is
1
. The maximum value of f in the
interval [0, 1] is 0
Transcribed Image Text:function Finding critical points and extreme values: The ƒ(x) = − x(x² − 1) has two stationary points. The smaller is 0 and the larger is 1 . The maximum value of f in the interval [0, 1] is 0
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