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What is g"(x) of g(x) = x^4lnx
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g'(x) = 4x^3lnx+x^4(1/x)=4x^3lnx+x^3
then
12x^2lnx+4x^3(1/x)+3x^2
Do you know what the value of g"(x) at the critical points would be ?
x^2(12lnx+7)=0 so i think 0 and exp(-7/12), im not 100% though
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so would the critical points for the first derivative be 0 and -1/4?
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