EXERCISE
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1)
Study the stationary
points of the function f(x)=x4-2x3+1
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Find
f'(x) and solve the equation: f'(x)=0
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Find
f''(x) and its value for the solutions of f'(x)=0
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If
f''(x) also has a value of zero for any of the values
obtained then find f'''
The
graph of y=f'(x) is
drawn in the window.
Change
the value of the "derivative" in the top part of
the window. The graphs of the derivative indicated (2 for f '', 3
for f ''' etc) will then be drawn. |
The
graph of y=f(x)
will
appear as you change the value of x in the window for you to check
your results.
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EXERCISE
2
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2)
Study the stationary
points of the function f(x)=x4ex
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Find
f'(x) and solve the equation: f'(x)=0
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Find
f''(x) and its value for the solutions of f'(x)=0
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If
f''(x) also has a value of zero for any of the values obtained then
find f''' and, if necessary, any successive derivatives.
Change
the value of the "derivative" to 1,2,3 etc, as
explained above. The graphs of the relavant derivatives will be
drawn for you to solve the exercise graphically. |
The
graph of y=f(x)
will
appear as you change the value of x in the window for you to check
your results. |
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