A differentiable function satisfies for

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Problem

A differentiable function gg satisfies g′(x)<0g'(x)<0 for x<3x<3 and g′(x)>0g'(x)>0 for x>3x>3. Which of the following is CORRECT? (a) gg is increasing on (−∞,3)(-\infty,3) and decreasing on (3,∞)(3,\infty); x=3x=3 is a point of local maximum. (b) gg is decreasing on (−∞,3)(-\infty,3) and increasing on (3,∞)(3,\infty); x=3x=3 is a point of local minimum. (c) gg is decreasing on (−∞,3)(-\infty,3) and increasing on (3,∞)(3,\infty); x=3x=3 is an inflection point. (d) gg is decreasing on (−∞,3)(-\infty,3) and increasing on (3,∞)(3,\infty); x=3x=3 is a point of local maximum.

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