Math, asked by amitkumar195, 1 year ago

find the maximum and minimum values of the following equation Y= x2 - 7 x + 6/ X - 10

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Answered by sourab52

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y=x2-7x+6/x-10

y=x2-7x+6(x-10)

x3-10-7x2-

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