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Consider the function f(x)=x*e^(-2x), between 0 and 2 (0<=x<=2) This function has an absolute minimum value equal to: which is attained at and an absolute maximum value equal to: which is attained at
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I know to first take the derivative of the function and find out where it does not exist or is equal to zero. I have also gotten the answer for the absolute minimum which is at (0,0) but I cannot figure out the maximum
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