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Answer:
A 0.411
Step-by-step explanation:
A graph of f'(x) is negative-going at its first zero-crossing of about x=0.411. Thus, this point where the derivative is zero corresponds to a local maximum.
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There are no zero crossings for negative values of x. The curve asymptotically approaches y=1.
