Pre-Calculus, 9th edition
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| PAGE: 78 | SET: Exercises | PROBLEM: 49 |
Please look in your text book for this problem Statement
A function 
has an absolute (or global) maximum at 
if 
for every 
in the domain of .
A function has an absolute (or global) minimum at if 
for every in the domain of .
Observe the graph :
The domain of the function is 
.
There is a vertical asymptote at 
.
So, there is no absolute maximum.
The smallest value of 
is 
, which is absolute minimum.
Absolute maximum : None.
Absolute minimum : 
.
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