
Let f (x) = x / (x^2+1), how do you use the first derivative
Let #f (x) = x / (x^2+1)#, how do you use the first derivative test to determine which critical numbers, if any give relative extrema?
How do you graph and find the vertex for # y=6abs (x-7)
1 Answer Alan P. May 27, 2015 #y=6abs (x-7)# When #x<7# #y = 6 (7-x) = 42-6x# which is the equation of a straight line terminating at # (7,0)# When #x>=7# #y=6 (x-7) = 6x-42# which is …
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