2. Sketch the graph of one function g that is continuous on [-4, 4] and has all of the following properties:(a) g(-4) = 1 = g(4)(b) g(-2) = 3 = maximum value of g on [-4,4](c) g(2) = –1 = minimum value of g on [-4, 4].(d) g'(0) = 0 (so 0 is a critical number of g), but g(0) is not an extreme value of g.

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