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x^x find local min and max help please
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local max?
yea
first write what this really is: \[x^x=e^{x\ln(x)}\]
i did find the first and second derivative..
first derivative is \[e^{x\ln(x)}(\ln(x)+1)\] if i am not mistaken set that equal to zero and solve
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the first factor is never zero, so you only need to solve \[\ln(x)+1=0\]
yea thats right i guess i didnt convert it in ln form.
if not you got \[x^x(\ln(x)+1)\] same thing
and since \(x^x\) is not zero, you still only need solve \(\ln(x)+1=0\) you get \[x=\frac{1}{e}\]
which is the \(x\) value of your local min the min itself is \(f(\frac{1}{e})\)
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yea there is no local max. its only local min
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