I literally need your help. Find the coordinates of the stationary points on the graph of y=x^3-12x-12 and sketch the graph. Find the set of values of k for which the equation x^3-12x-12=k has more than one real solution.
@robtobey
stationary point means vertex
for the second part, for there to be more than one real solution, the discriminant must be GREATER than 0
so solve the discriminant andfind the value for where the discriminant is more than zero and it should be correct
@CrashOnce I have a difficulty in sketching a cubic graph.?
www.analyzemath.com/Graphing/graphing_cubic_function.html
some help even tho im not that good lol
lol , well I will check that out. Thanks for your help anyway :)
same as the vertex
ooh nvm it is not a quadratic
\[f y=x^3-12x-12\] take the derivative \[y'=3x^2-12\] set it equal to zer0 \[3x^2-12=0\] and solve for\(x\) \[3x^2-12=0\\ x^2-4=0\\x=\pm2\]
the first coordinate of the stationary point is \(2\) and also \(-2\) to find the second coordinate, replace \(x\) by \(2\) and \(-2\)
you got that?
Yes, How about skteching :) ?
it is a cubic polynomial with leading coefficient|dw:1407929919135:dw| and two stationary points gotta look something like this
For graph http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=graph++y%3Dx%5E3-12x-12 x^3-12x-12=k take the derivative k'=3x^2-12 3x^2-12=0 3x^2=12 x^2=4 x=±2 CBSE Subjects for Class 11 Arts - http://scoremore.beep.com/the-cbse-board-2014-08-13.htm
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