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show that the maximum value function X + 1 by X is less than its minimum value

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

(x)=x+1xf(x)=x+1x


⟹f′(x)=1–1x2⟹f′(x)=1–1x2


Critical point(s):


f′(x)=0f′(x)=0


1−1x2=01−1x2=0


⟹x=±1⟹x=±1


f′′(x)=2x3f″(x)=2x3


f′′(−1)=−2,f′′(1)=2f″(−1)=−2,f″(1)=2


Maximum value of f(x):f(−1)=−2f(x):f(−1)=−2


Minimum value of f(x):f(1)=2

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