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Find the minimum and maximum value of he equation based on the given interval.
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Need to provide equation and interval for best results :-)
Can you sketch the general shape of the function on that interval?
This is an eyeball problem. It is monotonic increasi9ng on the interval. Pick the endpoints and move on to the next problem.
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what are the endpoints
What is the interval?
0,4 @whpalmer4
Does that interval have endpoints?
look at your graph for the values of the graph at x = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. what are the corresponding values of y? As the graph is monotonically increasing as tkhunny said, it should be straightforward given your graph to determine the maximum.
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