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For problem a, we need to assess the definition of a derivative. That is, the slope of a function at any given point. So, in a standard function, the slope at the turning points will be zero, thus, we have a zero for the representation of this point on our differentiated gragh.
And as for b, let's graph the original function:
Where the derivative is zero, the graph is not at a turning point.
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