Math, asked by MunchieMadness9421, 11 months ago

What are the extrema of f(x)=e−x2 on [−.5,a], where a>1?

Answers

Answered by harsh6724
0

Answer:

f

(

16

)

=

e

256

8

and

f

(

0

)

=

0

Explanation:

f

'

=

(

1

128

)

(

x

e

x

2

)

'

=

(

1

128

)

(

(

x

)

'

e

x

2

+

(

e

x

2

)

'

x

)

=

(

1

128

)

e

x

2

(

1

+

2

x

2

)

Here,

e

x

2

1

and

1

+

2

x

2

1

. So, f'>=1>0#

And so, f is an increasing function in

x

(

,

)

As

|

f

(

5

)

|

=

(

5

128

)

e

25

<

f

(

16

)

=

e

256

8

,

the absolute maximum =

f

(

16

)

=

e

256

8

and,

as

|

f

|

0

and

f

(

0

)

=

0

,

the absolute minimum=

f

(

0

)

=

0

.

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