Application of DerivativeHard

Question

Let f(x) =

Then, at x = 0, f has

Options

A.a local maximum

B.no local maximum

C.a local minimum

D.no extremum

Solution

It is clear from figure that at x = 0. f (x) is not continuous.
Hence, f has no extremum at x = 0

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