What is maximum and minimum value of f(x) = x(logx)^2
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infinity
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Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=x(logx)^2
→f^' (x)=logx(1+logx)
→x=1,x=1/e
→f^'' (x)=(2logx+1)/x
→f(1)=1>0 and f(e)=-1/e<0
→local maxima=1/e,x=1/e
→local minima=0,x=1
f(x)=x(logx)^2
→f^' (x)=logx(1+logx)
→x=1,x=1/e
→f^'' (x)=(2logx+1)/x
→f(1)=1>0 and f(e)=-1/e<0
→local maxima=1/e,x=1/e
→local minima=0,x=1
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