Find the local maxima, the local minima, the absolute maximum, and the absolute minimum of the function f(x)=x^3+x^2-2x on the interval [-2,2]. Use this inforation to sketch the graph of f.
differentiate set f'(x)=0 *dont forget to factor solve for x Those will be your critical points Then plug in your end points [-2,2] and your critical points
do i have to plug into f(x)?
yes I forgot plug it in to the original
ok. and then?
and then your lowest and highest y values will be your maximum and minmum
what is the dfference between local maximum and absolute maximum?
absolute is over the entire domain
so how should i differentiate absolute maximum and local maxima?
okay your local is in your closed interval your absolute can be the highest value as long as you used [-2,2] or your critical points
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