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a) Find all x- values of the critical values and relative extrema. Then find the intervals...

a) Find all x- values of the critical values and relative extrema. Then find
the intervals where the graph is increasing and decreasing.
f(x)= (2/3)x^3+x^2

A) Relative Max: _________________________ B) Relative Min: __________________________

C) Critical Values: ________________________ D) Increasing Intervals: ___________________

E) Decreasing Intervals: _____________________

(Please show all work as much as possible)

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