maths graphs help

You can find all stationary points by just solving dy/dx = 0

As your g’(x) is a quadratic, you’ll get two roots, one being 1 and the other being -5 in this example.

If there is only 1 stationary point, the gradient function would not be a quadratic. Sometimes a simple sketch of a graph if you can can be useful.

ok... thank you!

Hope that makes sense still. I can be known to not make sense 😂

ahahhah dont worry, i suck at explaining things most of the time!

I think it makes sense, Im just super tired now though ahhah maybe what you just explained will click for me tomorrow!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP, muuuuuch appreciated!!!
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Hope that makes sense still. I can be known to not make sense 😂

you definitely make sense! by the way, will you be around here on TSR tomorrow or sometime before next Monday? I'll have loads more questions then...!