The first derivative of a function f(x) is zero at some point, the second derivative is also zero at this point. This means that:
A. f has necessarily a minimum at this point
B. f has necessarily a maximum at this point
C. f has necessarily neither a minimum nor a maximum at this point
D. f might have either a minimum or a maximum or neither of them at this point
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The first derivative of a function f(x) is zero at some point, the second derivative is also zero at this point. This me
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