If f(6) = 10, f'(6) = 0, and f(6) 5= -3, what can we conclude about the
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If f(6) = 10, f'(6) = 0, and f"(6) 5= -3, what can we conclude about the point on the graph of y = f (x) where x = 6? Explain.
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