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Suppose u′(t)=(t−1)(t−4)(t−8) . Find the point in the interval [1,8] for which the function u(t) takes its maximum.
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first find the second derivative which would give you the equation that determines concavity. Set u'(t) = 0 and solve for (t = 1 ,4 and 8) and then check using u''(t) to see if concavity switches between those points.
or look at the sign changes of \(u'\)
at \(1\) you know \(u'\) goes from negative to positive, making \(1\) a local min
Oh you are right, idk why I had to overcomplicate things like that...
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