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After-class problems in advanced mathematics
First of all, the inflection point can't be an extreme point, and the extreme point can't be an inflection point.

The nature of both is contradictory.

So c must be wrong.

Then we know that f(x)=|x( 1-x)|≥0 holds.

And f(0)=|0*( 1-0)|=0.

However, in the centripetal neighborhood of x=0, F (x) > 0 holds.

Therefore, f(x)≥f(0) holds in the centripetal neighborhood of x=0.

According to the definition of extreme point, x=0 is the minimum point of f(x).

So choose one