What is the relative maximum and minimum of the function? f(x) = 2x3 + x2 - 11 A. The relative maximum is at (–1.53, 8.3) and the relative minimum is at (1.2, –12.01).B. The relative maximum is at (–1.53, 12.01) and the relative minimum is at (1.2, –8.3).D. The relative maximum is at (–1.2, 12.01) and the relative minimum is at (1.53, –8.3).
@JakeV8
D is what i got am i right?
@zordoloom
one sec.
ok :)
Wind farms are a source of renewable energy found around the world. The power P (in kilowatts) generated by a wind turbine varies directly as the cube of the wind speed v (in meters per second). If a turbine generates 700kW in a 12 m/s wind, how much power does it generate in a 6 m/s wind? A. 1050kW B. 175kW C. 175kW D. 88kW also this is my last question i picked b but i also notice two of the answers are the same lol so i guess its not b or c?
find the 1st derivative.... then solve for x this will give the stationary points
what is a derivative
makes iit hard to find a relative maximum or minimum o=if you don't know
:( these are my last 2 questions though
well for today ill be back on here tomorrow lol
just curious, what class makes you find relative max/min if you don't know derivatives?
This sounds like precalc.
oh.... using a graphing calculator?
Because derivatives are introduced in calculus
you can't do relative max or mins of a cubic without calculus
well this is my second day of Alegbra 2 so.... i pretty much dont know any of this :( my mom usually does this for me but shes out of town :(
Perhaps it would be a good idea to learn this stuff.
well maybe time to hit the books... good luck
ive never taken calculus whatever that is
are you supposed to use a graphing calculator to solve this? (since you don't know calculus?)
Calculus is really simple. Its just a few steps after Algebra 2.
i dont have the info to get in the book thats why im on here
But honestly, don't you really come here for just answers? Just curious.
Wind farms are a source of renewable energy found around the world. The power P (in kilowatts) generated by a wind turbine varies directly as the cube of the wind speed v (in meters per second). If a turbine generates 700kW in a 12 m/s wind, how much power does it generate in a 6 m/s wind? A. 1050kW B. 175kW C. 175kW D. 88kW also this is my last question i picked b but i also notice two of the answers are the same lol so i guess its not b or c? i believe its d am i correct
find some online notes or google books...
i come one here for explainations but a lot of people dont give me explainations just the answers
some of the people im a fan of try to explain certain things to me but its like talking to a rock
by the looks of the questions' choices, i'd say you'd have to use a graphing calculator to solve the first problem...
lol... well if you don't know calculus then I'd say without graphing your polynomial... you really can't solve the problem.... and you seem to post a lot of question.... so good luck with your studies
i have my calculator i judt dont know how to use it lol its my second day having this
what brand of calculator..?
TI-84
here are the official TI -84 instructions for your calculator, hope they help. http://education.ti.com/guidebooks/graphing/84p/TI84PlusGuidebook_Part2_EN.pdf
here's a youtube vid on using the calulator to find rel max/min... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ytczz1YFyc
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