Posted by Brooke on Friday, January 11, 2008 at 12:47am.
We can't draw graphs for you here. You will have to get some graph paper and draw your own. It will be good practice for you.
The first equation has a local maximum or minimum at x = + or - sqrt(5/6)
The second funtion has a local maximum or minimum at x = + or - sqrt(2/3)
When you draw the curves you will see which are maxima or minima. Both have one of each.
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