Posted by Amarjeet on Thursday, June 21, 2012 at 2:40pm.
since y'' = 2 any max/min will be a min.
what do you mean by that? :/
Take a look at the explanation of the 2nd derivative test. If y'' < 0 you have a max, and if y'' > 0 you have a min where y'=0.
if y' = 0 doesn't that mean there is no max or min? im sorry but i really don't understand this.. please help me
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