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Question 66

Question 66

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Let Let   . There is a critical point at A)  (10, 4)  B)  (5, 2)  C)  (-10, -4)  D)  (0, 0)  E)  (1, 1) . There is a critical point at


A) (10, 4)
B) (5, 2)
C) (-10, -4)
D) (0, 0)
E) (1, 1)

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