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Absolute max/min! f(x)=1-7x^2, on the interval -3 less than or equal to x less than or equal to 2.
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max is at x = 0 (so max value is 1) check the endpoints for the min
that is, check \[f(-3)\] and \[f(2)\] whatever is smallest is smallest. i will do doubt be \[f(-3)\] since -3 is further from 0 than 2 is
well I had the max no problem, but I can't figure out the min value
those you have to check
Yeah, I can't seem to solve it. Thank you though
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\[f(-3)=1-7\times 9=-62\] is the min
because \[f(2)=1-7\times 4=-27\] and \[-62<-27\] so \[-62\] is the mininum value on that interval
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