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find the critical points on the given interval \[2^{x}\sin x; [-2,6]\]
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Start by finding the derivative of the function
By definition, x=c is a critical point of the function if: f"(c) = 0 or f'(c) = DNE
\[2^{x}\ln 2(\sin x) + 2^{x}\cos x\] right
Correct.
Now, apply the definition I just provided. Set your deriviative equal to zero.
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well this is where i'm lost
Well, you can factor out:\[2^x(\cos(x)+\ln(2)\sin(x))\]\[2^x = 0, \cos(x)+\ln(2)\sin(x)=0\]
Does that make it a bit easier?
well i got that far but doesn't that still only leave 2 answers as to what x is
I think one answer is DNE.
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book claims that it's -.96 , 2.18, 5.32
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