If f has a local maximum value at x = a, what would you expect the graph of f ' to look like near x = a?

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You would expect $f$ to be increasing to the left of $x=a$ , and decreasing to the right, which corresponds to $f'$ being positive when $x$ (but near $x=a$ ) and negative when $x>a$ .

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