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f(x) = x(lnx)^2 find the local max and mins
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I think you find the first derivative and then find the zeros.
First derivative set equal to zero fr the crit. points. Plug them into the second derivative to determine if they are a max or min.
Yess i got up to there. But i cannot solve 0=(lnx)(2x+lnx)
how do you know that?
You took the derivative incorrectly. You need to use the product and chain rule here.
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suppoed to be lnx(2+lnx)
but how can you solve lnx=0?
ln(1)=0
in order to cancel the ln you have to e^
because of that you also have to do it to the right side. e^(lnx) = e^(0) x = 1 anything to the zero is 1.
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