YELLOW POINTS are points that lie on the graph of this function. These points can be dragged anywhere you like on the curve prior to or during your completion of this exercise. The Y-COORDINATE of each WHITE POINT is the same as the slope of the segment passing through the yellow point point directly above it or directly below it. Given this information, position the WHITE POINTS in such a way that it causes the segment above it or below it to appear tangent to the graph of the function. By doin

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