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Question 120

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Let g be a polynomial function such that Let g be a polynomial function such that   (x)  = (x + 2) (   - 10x -24) . Find the x-coordinate of all inflection points of the graph of g. A)  only -2 B)  -2 and 12 C)  - 2 , 4, and 6 D)  only 12 E)  -2, - 4, and -6 (x) = (x + 2) ( Let g be a polynomial function such that   (x)  = (x + 2) (   - 10x -24) . Find the x-coordinate of all inflection points of the graph of g. A)  only -2 B)  -2 and 12 C)  - 2 , 4, and 6 D)  only 12 E)  -2, - 4, and -6 - 10x -24) . Find the x-coordinate of all inflection points of the graph of g.


A) only -2
B) -2 and 12
C) - 2 , 4, and 6
D) only 12
E) -2, - 4, and -6

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