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when you find critical values. do you plug them into the original equation or the derivative?
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Original equation to find the max/min.
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plug them in for what purpose? to find max/min you plug in "test points", values to the left and right of each critical point to determine increasing/decreasing. You plug them into the derivative function.
If you already have determined increasing/decreasing, then plugging the critical point into the original function will give you the coordinate of your max/min. You need to be more specific in what you're trying to do :3
i mean... that guy understood it....
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depends on what you're trying to accomplish
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