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Determine the values of x for which f'(x)=0, given that f(x)=2x/(1+4x^2).
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Derivative is (-8x^2+2)/(1+4x^2)^2.
then set the numerator equal to zero and solve
I know, but I'm getting confused on how to separate x and whatnot.
\[8x^2=2\] \[x^2=\frac{1}{4}\] \[x=\pm\frac{1}{2}\]
Oh, numerator only you said.
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yea, fraction is only zero when numerator is
Is that always the case when you are looking for a value of a fraction that equals zero?
sure, just like with numbers right?
an x value that is
\[\frac{0}{b}=0\]
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Yep, true. Ok makes sense. Thanks.
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