Find all local extreme values of the given function and identify each as a local maximum, local minimum, or saddle point.
A. 
saddle point; 
saddle point
B. 
local maximum; 
local minimum
C. 
local minimum
D. 
local maximum
Answer: C
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Another student investigated a four-sided figure that looked like a parallelogram, but one pair of opposite sides was not parallel. She tried a different construction than the triangle in an attempt to create a parallelogram. She found that by flipping a copy of the original figure she made a large parallelogram. Which conclusion will correctly determine the area of the original shape? 
A. The area of the original figure can be found by taking twice the sum of the top and bottom and multiplying the result by the height of the original figure. B. The area of the original figure can be found by taking the sum of the top and bottom and multiplying the result by the height of the original figure. C. The area of the original figure cannot be determined with this analysis. D. The area of the original figure can be found by taking half the sum of the top and bottom and multiplying the result by the height of the original figure.
Solve the problem.Find the velocity function v(t) if s(t) = 
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B. 
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D. 
Graph the inequality.y + 5 < x
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B. 
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D. 
Solve the problem.Scores in golf can be positive or negative integers. For example, a score of 5 over par can be represented by 
and a score of 1 under par can be represented by 
If Donna had scores of 3 over par, 7 under par, and 3 under par for three games of golf, what was her total score?
A. -7 or 7 under par B. -13 or 13 under par C. 7 or 7 over par D. 13 or 13 over par