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How do you find the critical numbers of an expression?
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You must find the first derivative and set it equal to zero
So how would i do it for 9x^3-25x^2?
f'(x)=27x^2-50x factor out an x x(27x-50)=0 from here you can use a method you like to find the roots
so for 9x^3-25x^2 i would factor out an x^2?
huh? No... you. You know how to find the derivative right?
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Well you need to know that first before you can find critical numbers. Critical number is where the the slope is zero.
There are also conditions it has to satisfy and such
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