, No extrema
What does the extreme value theorem require to apply to an equation?
A continuous function over a closed interval.
What is the equation of the secant line from x=0.5 to x=2 using the function .
y=
What is the concavity of equation
concave down
Does the Extreme Value Theorem apply to function ?
The EVT can not apply to this function because it is not over a closed interval.
Max of -2 at x=3
What does the mean value theorem require to apply to the function?
The mean value theorem requires to be continuous and differentiable over the same interval.
Use the function to find the secant line between x=3 and x=5
y=10(x-3)+15
Find the concavity of the equation
Concave Up:
Concave Down:
What does the inflection point mean for a function?
An inflection point is where the curve/ concavity switches directions.
If , -2 is
Absolute max of 6.350 at x=4
Absolute min of 0 at X=0
A car traveled 257 miles, to see Mr. Hawks, in 3 hours. The speed limit of the road is 70mph. The driver was caught speeding. How come?
The MVT proves that the driver was traveling at least 85 mph at one point, so they were speeding.
What is the equation of the tangent line of
f(x)=x3+2x2−3x+2 at x=1?
y=4(x-1)-2
When is the function increasing and decreasing
Increasing:
Decreasing:
What happens to f''(x) on a graph at the inflection point?
The graph of f''(x) would cross over the x-axis and switch signs
If f(x)=-2sin(x),
Absolute max of 2 at x=
Absolute min of 0 at x=0
What value of c satisfies the mean value theorem for where
c = 9
What is the equation of the tangent line of at x=2?
y=3(x-2)+1
Find the inflection points of the equation
At (0,0), (2,16)
What would f'(x)=0 look like?
This would have a slope of 0, the tangent line would be horizontal.
Find the max and min values of
Min of at x=-1
What does the Mean Value Theorem prove?
The MVT proves that there is a point that f'(c) is equal to the average rate of change.
Find the equation of the tangent line using the formula
y=15(x-5)+10
Where is the inflection point for?
At
What would f''(x)=3 look like on a graph?
f''(x)=3 would be concave up on a graph.