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GMAT Problem Solving (PS) | Re: If f(x)=x^2/b^2 + 2x + 4, then for each non-zero value of b

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In this question, we can see that the coefficient of x^2 is always positive, therefore the equation is a parabola facing upwards in a coordinate plane. In a parabola facing upwards there is only minima (no maxima) which is equal to (-coeff of x/2coeff of x^2), in this case -b^2. Hence the answer, D.

Some basic knowledge about coordinate geometry makes such questions cake walk.
The GMAT Club Math Book deals with such basics appropriately.

Hope it helps.

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