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pulsar crag
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Just help me understand.

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heavy briar
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apply definition of local maximum

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or what is it exactly you dont understand about this?

pulsar crag
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I'm new to calculus.

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Since f’ => 0 on some interval (c — €, c) to the left of c, we know that f is increasing on this interval. Specifically, we know that f(x) < f(c) for x € (c —,c). Similarly, since f’ < 0 on some interval (c,c + €) to the right of c, we know that f is decreasing to the right of c. Specifically, f(c) > f(x) for x € (c,c + €). But this means that f(c) > f(x) for all x € (c— e,c + €). This is precisely the definition of a local maximum.

Is this solution right?

heavy briar
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so start with easier problems and work your way up to this one

pulsar crag
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Thanks.

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pulsar crag
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