Consider a function y =f(t) with domain (0. 1, 4. 2). Use the graph of the derivative function, y=f'(t) ,given below to write down the t -value of the local maximum of f. If the function has no local maximum, explain why not

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Consider a function y =f(t) with domain (0. 1, 4. 2).
Use the graph of the derivative function, y=f'(t) ,given below to write down the t -value of the local maximum of f. If the function has no local maximum, explain why not

1.0 I
y
0.5
3
-0.5°
-1.0
y = f'(t)
2.
Transcribed Image Text:1.0 I y 0.5 3 -0.5° -1.0 y = f'(t) 2.
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