The temperature (in ) of a chemical reaction satisfies for

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The temperature TT (in ∘ ⁣C^{\circ}\!\mathrm{C}) of a chemical reaction satisfies T′(t)>0T'(t)>0 for 0<t<40<t<4, T′(4)=0T'(4)=0, and T′(t)<0T'(t)<0 for t>4t>4, where tt is measured in minutes. Which of the following best describes the behavior of the temperature? (a) The temperature decreases for 0<t<40<t<4 and increases for t>4t>4. (b) The temperature increases for all t>0t>0. (c) The temperature increases for 0<t<40<t<4 and decreases for t>4t>4. (d) The temperature increases for 0<t<40<t<4 and remains constant for t>4t>4.

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