Question
Let 
be a twice differentiable function on 
. If 
, 
and 
, for all 
, then 
( 5 ) ≤ 26 '/>
( 5 ) ≥ 28 '/>
( 5 ) + f ' ' ( 5 ) ≤ 20 '/>
The correct answer is:
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