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What is the minimum and maximum of f(x)=-10x^3+6x-2
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What is the minimum and maximum of f(x)=-10x^3+6x-2

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Answer:

Minimum:
((√(5) )/(5),-2+(4√(5) )/(5))

Maximum:
(-(√(5) )/(5) ,-2-(4√(5) )/(5) )

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