The derivative of a continuous function satisfies for

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The derivative of a continuous function gg satisfies g′(x)>0g'(x) > 0 for x<2x < 2 and g′(x)<0g'(x) < 0 for x>2x > 2. What can you conclude about x=2x = 2? (a) x=2 is a point of inflectionx = 2\text{ is a point of inflection} (b) No conclusion about extrema can be drawn\text{No conclusion about extrema can be drawn} (c) g(2) is a local maximumg(2)\text{ is a local maximum} (d) g(2) is a local minimumg(2)\text{ is a local minimum}

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