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Find the exact coordinates of the point at which the following curve is steepest 55/(1+4e^(-3x))
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so you want a maximum for slope...
the slope (derivative) is f ' so you're looking for f ' ' = 0
yea how do you do that with this kind of problem? I just end up with a mess of numbers
it's a bit messy..
did you find f ' ?
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use the quotient rule... \[\frac{ 55(12e^{-3x}) }{ (1+4e^{-3x})^2 }\]
isn't that a -12?
oh nvm the negatives cancel
ok then the second derivative then what do i do with the second derivative? its just the numerator equal to zero right?
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