Finding absolute extrema on a closed interval | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy
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Published 2014-03-21
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All Comments (16)
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I feel like you're following my Calc 1 class syllabus. Good stuff!
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Your videos are just amazing...it helps me understand the concepts easier.
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Excellent!
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according to the graph of this function, i guess theres no absolute minimum. but is there a relative minimum?
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So basically you get the absolute max when you set f’(x) equal to 0?
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Hi mate to be able with. Gqr
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nice
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so how do i get min value
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How do you find the absolute minimum?
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Isn't 8ln1-1^2=positive 1 due to the fact (-1^2)?
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I’m only nine years old I’m to young for this is this for collage cause I think it is
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Really, Sal? You used calculator? Why no intevals like we did before? I mean you can take the derivative and then on interval place points "1","2","4" and so look where derivative is positive and where is negative, that's how you easily can define that "2" is the maximum point without any calculator.
