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1. f(x) has a higher minimum
2. 1.28

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1. f(x) is the higher one
2.1.3

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1st is highest
1.3

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1:The first function has the higher minimum.
2: The largest X value is 1.28.

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1. function f(x) has the highest minimum
2. 1.3

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1. f(x) has a higher minimum
2. 1.3

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1. f(x)

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1. function 1
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1.f(x)=2x²+3x+4 has the highest minimum.
2.

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1)  1st is highest
2)1.3

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1. (.75, 2.88)
2. (6,3)

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1.  The f(x) is the highest.
2.

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1. f(x) is the higher one
2. 1.28

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1. The first function is higher.
2.

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1)
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1)  first one is highest
2)1.28

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1) (-0.75,2.88)
2)

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1. f(x) has the highest minimum at 2.875
2. 1.28

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1) (-.75, 2.88), the function f(x) has the highest minimum.
2) 1.28

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1. function f(x) has the highest minimum.
2. (1.2,6.3