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Find the absolute maximum and minimum values of f on the given interval. f(x) = 2x-3x^(2/3) on the interval [-1,3]
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so first we find f'(x) = 2- 2x^(-1/3) then we set it equal to 0 and solve for x x= 1 then we plug it back into the original function and get f(1) = -1 then we plug the endpoints into the function and get f(-1) = -5 f(3) = -0.24
so our maximum is at 1 and our minimum is at -1
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i know...i just wanted to check my answer
thats how you say where the local max and min is?
on the intervals right?
The highest max and lowest min are your absolute max and min. The rest are rel. max and min if there are any.
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