The graph of is continuous and consists of two straight-line segments: one with slope for

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Problem

The graph of ff is continuous and consists of two straight-line segments: one with slope 55 for x<2x<2 and one with slope −1-1 for x>2x>2. The segments meet at the point (2,4)(2,4), forming a sharp corner. Describe the behavior of f′(x)f'(x) at x=2x=2.

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