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1 SECTION. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM VALUES. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM VALUES A Click here for answers. S Click here for solutions. Sketch the graph of a function f that is continuous on [0, 3] and has the given properties.. Absolute maximum at 0, absolute minimum at 3, local minimum at, local maximum at. Absolute maximum at, absolute minimum at 3. is a critical number, but f has no local maximum or minimum. Absolute minimum at 0, absolute maximum at, local maxima at and, local minimum at Sketch the graph of f b hand and use our sketch to find the absolute and local maximum and minimum values of f. (Use the graphs and transformations of Section..) 5. f x x; x 6. f x x ; x 8 7. f x x ; 0 x 8. f x x ; 0 x 9. f x x ; 0 x 0. f x x ; 0 x. f x x ; x. f x x ; x 3. ; 0 x f x x. f cos ; 5. f sec ; f x x 5 f x x 8. f x e x, x Find the critical numbers of the function. 9. f x x 3x 0. f x 5 8x. f x x 3 3x. f t t 3 6t 3t 3. t x s 9 x. t x x 5. f x 5 6x x 3 6. f t t 3 3t 6t f x x 3 9x x 3 s t t 3 3t 6t s t t t 3 t 30. f r r r 3. f sin 3. t 33. V x xsx 3. T x x x 3 sin 35 5 Find the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values of f on the given interval. 35. f x x x, 0, f x x x,, 37. f x x 3 x, 3, f x x 3 5x x 7, 0, f x x 3 3x,, 0. f x 8x 5x x 3, 3,. f x x x, 3,. f x 3x 5 5x 3,, 3. f x x x, [, ]. f x s9 x,, 5. f x x, x, ; 6. Use a graph to estimate the critical numbers of f x x 3x x correct to one decimal place. ; 7. (a) Use a graph to estimate the absolute maximum and minimum values of f x x 3x 3 3x x on the interval 0,, correct to two decimal places. (b) Use calculus to find the exact maximum and minimum values. 8. Show that 0 is a critical number of the function f x x 5 but f has neither a local maximum nor a local minimum at Sketch the graph of a function on 0, that is discontinuous and has both an absolute maximum and an absolute Copright 03, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
2 SECTION. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM VALUES. ANSWERS E Click here for exercises. S Click here for solutions.... Abs. max. f (0) = 3; abs.min.f () = 5 5. Abs. max. f () = 3 ;abs.min.f () = 6..3, 0.,. 7. (a), 0. (b), Abs. min. f ( ) = 6. Abs. max. f (8) = 3 7. None 8. Abs. min. f () = 0 9. Abs. max. f (0) = 0. Abs. max. f (0) = ; abs. min. f () = 0. Abs. and loc. max. f (0) = ; abs. min. f ( ) = 3. Abs. max. f ( ) = ; abs. and loc. min f (0) = 0 3. Abs. max. f () = 7; abs. and loc. min. f ( ) =0. Abs. and loc. max. f (0) = 5. Abs. and loc. min. f (0) = 6. None 7. Abs. and loc. max. f (0) = 8. Abs. min. f (0) = None. ±. ± ± 6. None 7., 8. ( ± 5 ) / 9. 0, ( 3 ± 5 ) / 30. ± 3. nπ/, n an integer 3. (n +)π, n an integer ,, Abs. max. f (3) = 5; abs. min. f () = 36. Abs. max. f ( ) = ; abs. min. f ( ) = Abs. max. f (5) = 66; abs. min. f () = Abs. max. f (3) = 6; abs. min. f () = Abs. max. f () = 9; abs.min. f ( ) = 0 Copright 03, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved. 0. Abs. max. f ( 3) = 89; abs.min. f ( ) = 9. Abs. max. f ( 3) = 7; abs.min.f ( ± ) =. Abs. max. f () = 55; abs. min. f ( ) = Abs. max. f () = 5; abs. min. f () = 3
3 SECTION. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM VALUES 3. SOLUTIONS E Click here for exercises f (x) = x, 0 x<. Absolute maximum f (0) = ; no local maximum. No absolute or local 0. f (x) = x, 0 x f (x)=+x, x. Absolute minimum f ( ) = ; nolocal No local or absolute maximum. Absolute maximum f (0) = ; no local maximum. Absolute minimum f () = 0;nolocal. f (x) = x, x. Absolute and local maximum f (0) =. Absolute minimum f ( ) = 3; nolocal. (_, ) 0 x f (x) = x, x. Absolute maximum f ( ) = ; no local maximum. Absolute and local minimum f (0) = f (x) =x, x 8. Absolute maximum f (8) = 3; no local maximum. No local or absolute 3. 7 f (x) = x, 0 x. Absolute maximum f () = 7; no local maximum. Absolute and local minimum f ( ) =0since x 0 for all x. 7. f (x) = x, 0 <x<. No maximum or. 0 x f (θ) =cos(θ/), π <θ<π.localand _¹ ¹ absolute maximum f (0) =. No local or absolute Copright 03, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved. 8. f (x) = x, 0 <x. Absolute minimum f () = 0; no local No absolute or local maximum. 5. =_ ¹ _ ¹ ( _3, ) (0, ) 0 f (θ) =secθ, π <θ π. 3 Local and absolute minimum f (0) =. No absolute or local maximum.
4 SECTION. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM VALUES Copright 03, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved. 6. f (x) =x 5.Nomaximumor 7. f (x) = x. Local and absolute maximum f (0) =. No local or absolute 8. f (x) = e x, x 0. Absolute minimum f (0) = 0; no local No absolute or local maximum. 9. f (x) =x 3x f (x) = 6x =0 x = 3. So the critical number is f (x)=5+8x f (x) =8 0. No critical number.. f (x) =x 3 3x + f (x) =3x 3=3 ( x ) =3(x +)(x ). So the critical numbers are ±.. f (t) =t 3 +6t +3t f (t) =3t +t +3=3 ( t +t + ). B the quadratic formula, solutions are t = ± = ± 3. Critical numbers are t = ± g (x) = 9 x = x /9 g (x) = 9 x 8/9 = 9 9 x 0, 8 but g (0) doesnotexist,sox =0is a critical number.. g (x) = x + g (x) =if x>, g (x) = if x<,butg ( ) does not exist, so x = is a critical number. 5. f (x) =5+6x x 3 f (x) =6 6x =6(+x)( x). f (x) =0 x = ±,so± are the critical numbers. 6. f (t) =t 3 +3t +6t + f (t) =6t +6t +6. But t + t +=0has no real solution since b ac = ()() = 3 < 0. No critical number. 7. f (x) =x 3 9x x +3 f (x) =x 8x =6 ( x 3x ) =6(x +)(x ) f (x) =0 x =, ; so the critical numbers are x =,. 8. s (t) =t 3 +3t 6t + s (t) =6t +6t 6=6 ( t + t ). B the quadratic formula, the critical numbers are t = ( ± 5 ) /. 9. s (t) =t +t 3 +t s (t) =t 3 +t +t =t ( t +3t + ) =0when t =0or t +3t +=0. B the quadratic formula, the critical numbers are t =0, 3 ± 5. r 30. f (r) = r + ( r f + ) r (r) (r) = = r + (r +) (r +) =0 r = r = ±, so these are the critical numbers. Note that f (r) alwasexistssincer f (θ) =sin (θ) f (θ) =sin(θ)cos(θ)() =(sinθcos θ) =[sin( θ)] =sinθ =0 f (θ) =0 sin θ =0 θ = nπ, n an integer. So θ = nπ/ are the critical numbers. 3. g (θ) =θ +sinθ g (θ) =+cosθ =0 cos θ =. The critical numbers are θ = π +nπ =(n +)π, n an integer. 33. V (x) =x x V (x) = x x + x V ( ) does not exist. For x> [the domain of V (x)], V (x) > 0,sois the onl critical number. 3. T (x) =x (x ) /3 T (x) =x (x ) /3 + x ( ) 3 (x ) /3 (). So T ( ) does not exist. T (x) =x (x ) ( /3 x + x) 3 =x (x ) /3 ( 8 3 x ) =0 x =0or x = 3 8. So the critical numbers are x =0, 3 8,and. 35. f (x) =x x +, [0, 3]. f (x) =x =0 x =. f (0) =, f () =, f (3) = 5. So f (3) = 5 is the absolute maximum and f () = is the absolute 36. f (x) = x x, [, ]. f (x) = x =0 x =. f ( ) = 7, f ( ) =, f () =. So f ( ) = 7 is the absolute minimum, f ( ) = is the absolute maximum. 37. f (x) =x 3 x +, [ 3, 5]. f (x) =3x = 3 ( x ) =3(x +)(x ) = 0 x = ±. f ( 3) = 0, f ( ) = 7, f () = 5, f (5) = 66. So f () = 5 is the absolute minimum and f (5) = 66 is the absolute maximum.
5 SECTION. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM VALUES f (x) =x 3 5x +x +7, [0, 3]. f (x) =x 30x +=6(x ) (x ) = 0 x =,. f (0) = 7, f ( ) = 39, f () = 3, f (3) = 6. So f (3) = 6 is the absolute maximum and f () = 3 the absolute 39. f (x) =x 3 +3x +, [, ]. f (x) =6x +6x =6x (x +)=0 x =, 0. f ( ) = 0, f ( ) = 5, f (0) =, f () = 9. So f () = 9 is the absolute maximum and f ( ) = 0 is the absolute 0. f (x) =8x +5x x 3, [ 3, ]. f (x) =8+30x x =6(3 x)(+x) =0 x =3,. f ( 3) = 89, f ( ) = 9, f (3) = 8, f () = 56. So f ( 3) = 89 is the absolute maximum and f ( ) = 9 is the absolute. f (x) =x x +, [ 3, ]. f (x) =x 3 8x =x ( x ) =0 x =0, ±. f ( 3) = 7, f ( ) =, f (0) =, f ( ) =, f () =,sof ( ± ) = is the absolute minimum and f ( 3) = 7 is the absolute maximum.. f (x) =3x 5 5x 3, [, ]. f (x) =5x 5x =5x (x +)(x ) = 0 x =, 0,. f ( ) = 57, f ( ) =, f (0) =, f () = 3, f () = 55. Sof ( ) = 57 is the absolute minimum and f () = 55 is the absolute maximum. 3. f (x) =x + x, [, ]. f (x) =x x =x3 x =0 x 3 =0 (x ) ( x + x + ) =0, but x + x + 0,sox =. The denominator is 0 at x =0, but not in the desired interval. f ( ) = 7, f () = 3, f () = 5. Sof () = 3 is the absolute minimum and f () = 5 istheabsolutemaximum.. f (x) = 9 x, [, ]. f (x) = x / 9 x =0 x =0. f ( ) =, f (0) = 3, f () = 5.So f () = 5 is the absolute minimum and f (0) = 3 is the absolute maximum. 5. f (x) = x, [, ]. x + f (x +) x (x) = = 0 no critical (x +) (x +) number. f () = and f () = 3,sof () = is the absolute minimum and f () = is the absolute maximum We see that f (x) =0at about x =.3, 0.,and.. Since f exists everwhere, these are the onl critical numbers. 7. (a) From the graph, it appears that the absolute maximum value is f () =, and that the absolute minimum value is about f (0.5) = 0.. (b) f (x) =x 3x 3 +3x x f (x) =x 3 9x +6x =(x ) (x ). So f (x) =0 x = or x =. Now f () = =0 (neither maximum nor minimum) and ) 3 ( ) 3 +3 ( ) = 7 56 f ( ) ( = (minimum). At the right endpoint we have f () = =(maximum). 8. f (x) =x 5. f (x) =5x f (0) = 0 so 0 is a critical number. But f (0) = 0 and f takes both positive and negative values in an open interval containing 0,so f has neither a local maximum nor a local minimum at Copright 03, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
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