QUESTION 18 Suppose you calculate the second derivative of a function to be f(x)-14x-91 and that...
What does the Second Derivative Test guarantee about the point x=2 of the function f(x) = .0001(x - 2)4? The point x=2 is a local maximum The point x=2 is a local minimum. The point x=2 is an inflection point. The point x=2 is not a critical point. The Second Derivative Test does not apply to x=2.
1. Suppose that f(x) has a critical number at x=c, and f′′(c)=−10 By the Second Derivative Test, we conclude A. the test is inconclusive. B. x=c is an inflection point C. x=c is a local (relative) minimum D. x=c is a local (relative) maximum E. x=c is an absolute minimum Question 4 of 10 3 Points What follows is a numeric fill in the blank question with 2 blanks. Find the absolute maximum and minimum value of the function f(x)=0.5x^4+(4/3)x^3−3x^2+4...
17. Given the following function and its first and second derivative: 20-2 6-43 f'(x)= f"(x) = [2 pts] 1) Find the horizontal and vertical asymptotes of f(x), if any. f(x)=x-2x=1 نر [2 pts) ii) Find all critical numbers. Note: NOT a point, just critical numbers only. [5 pts) iii) Find the intervals of increasing and decreasing then finding all local maximum minimum values. [5 pts] Find the intervals of concave upward and concave downward. [2 pts) Find inflection point, if...
(a) A function / has first derivative f'(z) = and second derivative 3) f"(x) It is also known that the function f has r-intercept at (-3,0), and a y-intercept at (0,0) (i) Find all critical points, and use them to identify the intervals over which you will examine the behaviour of the first derivative ii) Use the f'(), and the First Derivative Test to classify each critical point. (ii) Use the second derivative to examine the concavity around critical points...
Question 11 10 pts The derivative f'(2) of an unknown function f(x) has been determined as f'(x) = (x - 2)(+3)2. Use this derivative to find the intervals where the original function f is increasing/decreasing. Then find the x-values that correspond to any relative maximums or relative minimums of the original unknown function f(x). O no relative maximum; relative minimum at x=2 relative maximum at x=-3; no relative minimum O relative maximum at x=2; relative minimum at x=-3 relative maximum...
4. (a) A function f has first derivative f'(x) and second derivative 2 f" (x) It is also known that the function f has r-intercept at (-3,0), and a y-intercept at (0,0) (i) Find all critical points, and use them to identify the intervals over which you will examine the behaviour of the first derivative. 3 marks] (ii) Use the f(x), and the First Derivative Test to classify each critical point.[3 marks] (iii) Use the second derivative to examine the...
4. (a) A function f has first derivative f' (x) - and second derivative f"(x) It is also known that the function f has r-intercept at (-3,0), and a y-intercept at (0,0) (i) Find all critical points, and use them to identify the intervals over which you will examine the behaviour of the first derivative. 3 marks] (ii) Use the f'(x), and the First Derivative Test to classify each critical point. 3 marks (iii) Use the second derivative to examine...
)and second derivative 4. (a) A function f has first derivative f'(x) f(E) It is also known that the function f has r-intercept at (-3,0), and a y-intercept at (0, Q) (i) Find all critical points, and use them to identify the intervals over which you will examine the behaviour of the first derivative [3 marks] (ii) Use the f(x), and the First Derivative Test to classify each critical point.[3 marks] (ii) Use the second derivative to examine the concavity...
(1 point) Find the critical points of f(x) and use the Second Derivative Test of possible) to determine whether each corresponds to a local minimum or maximum. Let f(x) = x exp(-x) e lest ? Critical Point 1 - Critical Point 2 - is what by the Second Derivative Test? is what by the Second Derivative Test?
This is my question: 4. (a) A function f has first derivative f' (a) and second derivative a2 (x +3) 3 It is also known that the function f has r-intercept at (-3,0), f"(z) and a y-intercept at (0,0) (i) Find all critical points, and use them to identify the intervals over which you will examine 3 marks (ii) Use the f'(x), and the First Derivative Test to classify each critical point. [3 marks (iii) Use the second derivative to...