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F(x)=4 x^(3)+a x^(2) +bx+c and there is a local min at x=-1 and an inflection point at x=-2. Find the values of a and b
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F(x)=4 x^(3)+a x^(2) +bx+c and there is a local min at x=-1 and an inflection point at x=-2. Find the values of a and b
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