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Suppose that f is differentiable on [-5,8]. If f has a local maximum at 2, what does f'(2) equal?

Suppose that f is differentiable on [-5,8]. If f has a local maximum at 2, what does f'(2) equal?
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Suppose that f is differentiable on [-5,8]. If f has a local maximum at 2, what does f'(2) equal?

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If the maximum is at 2, that means f'(2) = 0 (tan Ф =0)
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