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When does f'(x)=0 and when does f'(x)= Doesn't exist/ Undefined? f'(x) = ((2-x^2)/(x^4))
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x = +/- 2 then f' = 0 x = 0 then f' DNE
That's what I got originally but I'm wondering if maybe it's \[x= +/- \sqrt{2}\]
Ah, sorry. I made it a mistake \[f \prime = \frac{2 - x^2} {x^4}\] f' = 0 --> x^2 = 2 --> \[x = \pm \sqrt{2}\]
it is undefined when x = 0 (you can't divide by 0 ) 0^4 = 0... and linh is correct for when f'(x) = 0 , good work
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