Mathematics, 23.10.2019 16:50 christi05

Consider the following function: f(x)=4−3x2 for −5≤x≤2 absolute maximum find the absolute maximum value of f(x) for −5≤x≤2. absolute maximum value = find the x value where this absolute maximum occurs. x= absolute minimum find the absolute minimum value of f(x) for −5≤x≤2. absolute minimum value = find the x value where this absolute minimum occurs. x= g

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