To accurately identify the types of extrema in a graph, you typically look for points where the function changes direction, including relative and absolute extrema. Here's what each term means:
- Relative Maximum: The highest point in a nearby region, but not necessarily the highest point overall.
- Relative Minimum: The lowest point in a nearby region, but not necessarily the lowest point overall.
- Absolute Maximum: The highest point over the entire domain of the function.
- Absolute Minimum: The lowest point over the entire domain of the function.
Based on your options, you need to analyze the graph to determine the count and types of extrema present. However, without the actual graph to reference, I can't provide a specific identification.
If you see one highest point and one lowest point in a specific region, it indicates one relative maximum and one relative minimum. Additionally, if there is an overall highest or lowest point across the domain, that would indicate absolute extrema.
If you are sure that there is no point exceeding the highest or lowest identified points, you might choose one of the responses indicating only relative extrema.
Can you give more details, or if you have the graph depicted in a way I can assess, please share that?