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In Mathematics / High School | 2025-08-20

Directions: For each of the following polynomial graphs, determine any x-values where the graph has a local extrema.
If the graph does not have a specific local extrema, write "none" in the appropriate space.

Local minimums at x =
Local maximums at x =

Asked by madzinnit377

Answer (2)

The question appears to contain an error , as squares don't have a radius. Presuming the radius is actually the square's diagonal, the area of the square is about 128 sq ft. ;

Answered by HumphreyBogart | 2024-06-18

The question likely contains an error regarding the 'radius' of a square. If the radius refers to the square's diagonal, the area of the square is about 128 square feet. To find this, the diagonal is used to calculate the side length and then the area is derived from the side length.
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Answered by HumphreyBogart | 2025-01-06

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