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Hey guys ,I wanted to ask: given this function : x+ 1/x if I wanted to find the local max and local min , I'll find the critical number first which is : x=0 but how could I find the local max and min if it's undefined ?
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by the way it's not x+1/x ,,, it's x .... + 1/x
f(x)=x+1/x find f' then find roots of f'=0 the determine the sign of f' in table
First of all it's x + ... 1/x , second of all I did find the derivative which is 1 ... -1/x^2 So we'll get the undefined parts now , which will be x=0 but if I plugged this into the original function It would be undefined because 0+1/0 is undefined , but how could I know which is max which is min without seeing where it's inc and dec.
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