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Find the relation between a>0 and b>0 so that the function: \[f(x)= \sqrt[a]{x}\ln (bx)\] has a critical point at x=1 .
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I am thinking about taking the derivative but I am not sure how that would help...
to get critical point, you take first derivative and equate it to 0
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Yeah...
then put x=1
so product and chain rule
I assume a and b would be constants...
yes, they are constants
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So I got: |dw:1352184412639:dw|
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