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Observe the graph :

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The function \"\" has a relative maximum at \"\" and relative minimum at \"\".

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It is also appears that \"\" and \"\", so the conjecture that this function has no absolute extrema.

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Support numerically :

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Construct the table of values.

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Choose \"\"-values on either side of the estimated \"\"-value for each extremum, as well as one very large and one very small value for \"\".

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\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"
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Observe the table :

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Because \"\" and \"\", there is a relative minimum in the interval \"\". The approximate value of this relative minimum is \"\".

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 Because \"\" and \"\", there is a relative maximum in the interval \"\".

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The approximate value of this relative maximum is \"\".

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\"\" and \"\", which supports the conjecture that the function has no absolute extrema.

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The relative maximum is \"\" and relative minimum is at \"\".