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Largest and smallest values using derivative

ff continuous on [a;b][a;b]
On a closed interval a continuous function attains a maximum and a minimum. Candidates on that interval: • endpoints a,ba,b; • interior points where f(x)=0f'(x)=0; • interior points where ff' does not exist but ff still takes a finite value (corner, etc.). Then compare numbers: maximum — max\max, minimum — min\min over the finite candidate list.
A global maximum on R\mathbb{R} vs on [a;b][a;b] are different setups; do not mix open intervals with [a;b][a;b]
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