Answer in detail please Find the critical points of the function below. Find and
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Answer in detail please
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Ans1. just differentiate the fucntion and equate it to zero
it gives..3x^2 + 6x = 0..i.e x = 0; -2..these are critical points
Ans2. find forst critical points as we did above
gives..-3x^2-6x=0..x=0;-2
now again differentiate it..gives..f''(x) = -6x-6=0
if f''(a)=0, then point 'a' is inflection point; if f''(a)<0, then it is maxima; if f''(a)>0, then it is minima.
at x=0, f''(0)=-6<0, therefore it is maxima point
at x=-2, f''(-2) = 6>0, it is minima.
Ans3. f(x)=x^5; f'(x) = 5x^4; f''(x) = 20x^3
critical point is x=0, and f''(0)=0, so it point of inflection.
Ans4. A function is concave at its point of minima
so we find it here too; f'(x) = 4x^3 - 32 = 0, gives x^3 - 8=0..so x=2;
f''(x) = 12x^2; so f''(2)=48>0, so it is minima point; hence there is concavity in this curve(as it is minima)
Ans5. f'(x) = -4.5x^2 + 19x +10 = 0; it gives x= -0.47; 4.69
f''(x) = -9x+19; minima at x=-0.47 and maxima at 4.69
so calculate maximum profit and minimum profit at these two points.
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