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The function f(x)=9x+2x^−1 has one local minimum and one local maximum. This function has a local minimum at x equals.. with value... and a local maximum at x equals.. with value..
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f(x)=9x+2x^-1 We need to get the derivative: f'(x)=9x-2x^-1 Set this equal to zero to find the local maximum and minimum: 8-9x^-2=0 Solve: 2x^-2=9 x^2=9/2 \[\sqrt{4.5}\]
from there would that be my local max or min
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alright let me check if its right
yeah thats my min i just need to find the y values thanks
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Hah, u verified i right!
yeah thanks again
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