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The derivative of f(x)=(x^4/3)-(x^5/5) attains its maximum at x= ?
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the derivative of (x^4/3)-(x^5/5) is 4x³/3-1/5(5x^4) make 4x³/3-1/5(5x^4)=0 x = 0 or x = 4/3 the derivative of the derivative of the function is -4(x-1)x² now just use 0 and 4/3 at this function -4(x-1)x² 0 and -64/27 the point 4/3 refers to the function maximum value for x
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