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$t = 0.811\,s$ contains the cheapest reference to sugar; $t = 4.511\,s$ contains the most expensive reference to sugar.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let be $s(t) = -0.00003237\cdot t^{5} + 0.0009037\cdot t^{4}-0.008956\cdot t^{3}+0.03629\cdot t^{2}-0.04547\cdot t + 0.4778$ , the times when sugar is the cheapest and the most expensive (absolute minimum and maximum) are determined with the help of first and second derivatives of this function (First and Second Derivative Tests):

First Derivative Test

$s'(t) = -0.00016185\cdot t^{4}+0.0036148\cdot t^{3}-0.026868\cdot t^{2}+0.07258\cdot t - 0.04547$

Let equalize the polynomial to zero and solve the resulting expression:

$-0.00016185\cdot t^{4}+0.0036148\cdot t^{3}-0.026868\cdot t^{2}+0.07258\cdot t - 0.04547 = 0$

$t_{1} \approx 9.511\,s$ , $t_{2}\approx 7.431\,s$ , $t_{3}\approx 4.511\,s$ and $t_{4}\approx 0.881\,s$

Second Derivative Test

$s''(t) = -0.0006474\cdot t^{3}+0.0108444\cdot t^{2}-0.053736\cdot t+0.07258$

This function is now evaluated at each root found in the First Derivative section:

$s''(9.511\,s) = -0.0006474\cdot (9.511\,s)^{3}+0.0108444\cdot (9.511\,s)^{2}-0.053736\cdot (9.511\,s)+0.07258$

$s''(9.511\,s) = -0.015$ (A maximum)

$s''(7.431\,s) = -0.0006474\cdot (7.431\,s)^{3}+0.0108444\cdot (7.431\,s)^{2}-0.053736\cdot (7.431\,s)+0.07258$

$s''(7.431\,s) = 6.440\times 10^{-3}$ (A minimum)

$s''(4.511\,s) = -0.0006474\cdot (4.511\,s)^{3}+0.0108444\cdot (4.511\,s)^{2}-0.053736\cdot (4.511\,s)+0.07258$

$s''(4.511\,s) = -8.577\times 10^{-3}$ (A maximum)

$s''(0.811\,s) = -0.0006474\cdot (0.811\,s)^{3}+0.0108444\cdot (0.811\,s)^{2}-0.053736\cdot (0.811\,s)+0.07258$

$s''(0.811\,s) = 0.036$ (A minimum)

Each value is evaluated in order to determine when sugar was the cheapest and the most expensive:

Cheapest (Absolute minimum)

$s(0.811\,s) = -0.00003237\cdot (0.811\,s)^{5}+0.0009037\cdot (0.811\,s)^{4}-0.008956\cdot (0.811\,s)^{3}+0.03629\cdot (0.811\,s)^{2}-0.04547\cdot (0.811\,s)+0.4778$

$s(0.811\,s) = 0.460$

$s(7.431\,s) = -0.00003237\cdot (7.431\,s)^{5}+0.0009037\cdot (7.431\,s)^{4}-0.008956\cdot (7.431\,s)^{3}+0.03629\cdot (7.431\,s)^{2}-0.04547\cdot (7.431\,s)+0.4778$

$s(7.431\,s) = 0.491$

$t = 0.811\,s$ contains the cheapest reference to sugar.

Most expensive (Absolute maximum)

$s(4.511\,s) = -0.00003237\cdot (4.511\,s)^{5}+0.0009037\cdot (4.511\,s)^{4}-0.008956\cdot (4.511\,s)^{3}+0.03629\cdot (4.511\,s)^{2}-0.04547\cdot (4.511\,s)+0.4778$

$s(4.511\,s) = 0.503$

$s(9.511\,s) = -0.00003237\cdot (9.511\,s)^{5}+0.0009037\cdot (9.511\,s)^{4}-0.008956\cdot (9.511\,s)^{3}+0.03629\cdot (9.511\,s)^{2}-0.04547\cdot (9.511\,s)+0.4778$