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The function \"\" changes its sign from negative to positive, then antiderivative of \"\" has a local minimum.

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The function \"\" changes its sign from positive to negative, then antiderivative of \"\" has a local maximum.

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Observe the graph \"\".

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The function \"\" changes from positive to negative, then the antiderivative of \"\" has a local maximum.

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The graph \"\" has a local maximum.

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Therefore the antiderivative of \"\" is graph \"\".

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The antiderivative of \"\" is graph \"\".