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f(t)=7te^(-5t) find the local max?
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\[f'(t)=7(-5t)'e^{-5t}=7(-5)e^{-5t}=-35e^{-5t}\] if we set f' =0 we get \[-35e^{-5t}=0 => e^{-5t}=0 \text{which never happens}=> e^{-5t} \neq 0\] and therefore f' is all not undefined anywhere either there are no critical numbers there is is no local max and if you think about e^{x} this function is increasing forever and ever
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