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help [(critical points -extrema]

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asked May 3, 2015 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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Step 1:

Definition of local maximum and local minimum :

1. The number c is a local maximum value of f if image when is near c.

2.The number c is a local minimum value of  f if when is near c.

Definition of absolute maximum and absolute minimum :

Let c be a number in the domain of a function f.

1.The number c is a absolute maximum value of f on if image for all in .

2.The number c is a absolute minimum value of f on if for all in .

Step 2:

The function is and the interval is .

Graph :

Graph the function in the interval .

image

Observe the graph.

The graph of the function image decreases as the values of increases.

Hence the function has no global extrema and no local extrema.

Solution:

The function has no global extrema and no local extrema in the interval .

answered May 4, 2015 by Lucy Mentor
edited May 4, 2015 by Lucy
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Step 1:

Definition of local maximum and local minimum :

1. The number c is a local maximum value of f if image when is near c.

2.The number c is a local minimum value of  f if when is near c.

Definition of absolute maximum and absolute minimum :

Let c be a number in the domain D of a function f.

1.The number c is a absolute maximum value of f on D if image for all in D.

2.The number c is a absolute minimum value of f on D if for all in D.

Step 2:

The function is in the image.

Graph :

Graph the function in the interval image.

image

Observe the graph.

image on its domain image.

Absolute maximum is image.

image on its domain image.

Absolute minimum is image.

Solution:

Absolute maximum is image.

Absolute minimum is image.

answered May 4, 2015 by Lucy Mentor
edited May 4, 2015 by Lucy
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Step 1:

Definition of local maximum and local minimum :

1. The number c is a local maximum value of f if image when is near c.

2.The number c is a local minimum value of  f if when is near c.

Definition of absolute maximum and absolute minimum :

Let c be a number in the domain D of a function f.

1.The number c is a absolute maximum value of f on D if image for all in D.

2.The number c is a absolute minimum value of f on D if for all in D.

Step 2:

The function is in the .

Graph :

Graph the function in the interval .

Observe the graph.

There is no absolute maximum, because the highest part of the graph is leads to a hole.

on its domain .

Absolute minimum is .

Solution:

Absolute minimum is .

answered May 4, 2015 by Lucy Mentor

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