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Suppose u'(t)=(t-1)(t-6)(t-8) . Find the point in the interval [1,8] for which the function u(t) takes its maximum. How do I go about finding the answer?
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You have the derivative. The slope is zero when it reaches an extrema. In order to find a local maxima, you must evaluate the function between a given interval (basic subtraction). Can you go from there?
so set it to zero?
Yes.
Then, solve for t.
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