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Find all critical points for the function. Separate multiple answers with a comma

Find all critical points for the function. Separate multiple answers with a comma-example-1

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We have the next function


f(x)=-10x^2-160x+9

First we need to obtain the first derivate


f^(\prime)(x)=-20x-160

Then we find the value of x when the derivate is 0


\begin{gathered} -20x-160=0 \\ -20x=160 \\ x=(160)/(-20) \\ x=-8 \end{gathered}

The critical point of the function is x=-8

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