A rocket is fired vertically upward and it is s feet above the ground in t seconds after being fixed, where s = 560t-16t^2 and the positive direction is upward. How long it takes for the rocket to reach its hmax(maximum height)?
take derivative
ok...wait there
35/2? @mandonut ??
that is t
at 17.5 sec it reaches max height
ya that is answer
i thought you was looking for max height
ok...thanks! i have another question..
find the relative minimum value of the function y=x^3-3x^2+1
take derivative and equal to 0
to find zeros of function
x=2 is that right??
and 0
these two points are critical points where min or max may exists
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plug in values between each interval into the derivative equation
if its negative draw an arrow down and if its positive draw arrow up
so plug in a value between (-infinity and 0), (0 to 2), and (2 to infinity)
ok... If the sum of 2 nos. is s find the minimum value of the sum of their squares..
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