Applications of differential calculus Relative maxima/minima, points of inflection

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Exercises 15 Applications of differential calculus Relative maxima/minima, points of inflection Objectives - be able to determine the relative maxima/minima of a function. - be able to determine the points of inflection of a function. - be able to find the absolute maximum/minimum of a cost/revenue/profit function. - be able to find the absolute minimum of an average cost function. - be able to find the point of diminishing returns of a profit function. Problems 15.1 For each function, find i) the relative maxima and minima. ii) the points of inflection. a) f(x) = x 2-4 b) f(x) = - 8x 3 + 12x 2 + 18x c) s(t) = t 4-8t 2 + 16 d) f(x) = x e -x e) * f(x) = 1 - e -2x 2 f) * V(r) = - D 2a - a2 r r 2 (D > 0, a > 0) 15.2 The total revenue (in dollars) for a firm is given by R(x) = 8000x - 40x 2 - x 3 where x is the number of units sold per day. If only 50 units can be sold per day, find the number of units that must be sold to maximise revenue. Find the maximum revenue. Hints: - First, find the relative maximum. - Then, check if the relative maximum is the absolute maximum. 15.3 If the total revenue (in dollars) for a commodity is R(x) = 2000x + 20x 2 - x 3 where x is the number of items sold, a) find the level of sales, x, that maximises revenue, and find the maximum revenue. b) find the maximum average revenue. 15.4 If the total cost (in dollars) for a commodity is given by C(x) = 1 4 x2 + 4x + 100 where x represents the number of units produced, producing how many units will result in a minimum average cost per unit? Find the minimum average cost. 09.08.2016 m_tou16m_a15.pdf 1/6

15.5 Suppose that the production capacity for a certain commodity cannot exceed 30. If the total profit (in dollars) for this company is P(x) = 4x 3-210x 2 + 3600x - 200 where x is the number of units sold, find the number of items that will maximize profit. 15.6 Suppose the annual profit for a store (in thousands of dollars) is given by P(x) = - 0.1x 3 + 3x 2 + 6 where x is the number of years past 2000. If this model is accurate, find the point of diminishing returns for the profit. 15.7 Decide which statements are true or false. Put a mark into the corresponding box. In each problem a) to c), exactly one statement is true. a) If f has a relative maximum at x = x 0 it can be concluded that...... f(x 0 ) > f(x) for any x x 0... f(x 0 ) > f(x) for any x x 0... f(x 0 ) > f(x) for any x x 0... f(x 0 ) > f(x) for all x which are in a certain neighbourhood of x 0 b) If f(x 0 ) < 0, f '(x 0 ) = 0, and f ''(x 0 ) 0, it can be concluded that f has...... no relative minimum at x = x 0... no relative maximum at x = x 0... no point of inflection at x = x 0... a point of inflection at x = x 0 c) The absolute maximum of a function...... is always a relative maximum.... can be a relative minimum.... can be a relative maximum.... always exists. 09.08.2016 m_tou16m_a15.pdf 2/6

Answers 15.1 a) f(x) = x 2-4 f '(x) = 2x f ''(x) = 2 f '''(x) = 0 i) f '(x) = 0 at x 1 = 0 f ''(x 1 ) = 2 > 0 relative minimum at x 1 = 0 no relative maximum ii) f ''(x) = 2 0 for all x no point of inflection b) f(x) = - 8x 3 + 12x 2 + 18x f '(x) = - 24x 2 + 24x + 18 f ''(x) = - 48x + 24 f '''(x) = - 48 i) f '(x) = 0 at x 1 = - 1 and x 2 = 3 2 2 f ''(x 1 ) = 48 > 0 relative minimum at x 1 = - 1 2 f ''(x 2 ) = - 48 < 0 relative maximum at x 2 = 3 2 09.08.2016 m_tou16m_a15.pdf 3/6

ii) f ''(x) = 0 at x 3 = 1 2 f '''(x 3 ) = - 48 0 point of inflection at x 3 = 1 2 c) s(t) = t 4-8t 2 + 16 s'(t) = 4t 3-16t s''(t) = 12t 2-16 s'''(t) = 24t i) s'(t) = 0 at t 1 = 0, t 2 = -2, and t 3 = 2 s''(t 1 ) = - 16 < 0 relative maximum at t 1 = 0 s''(t 2 ) = 32 > 0 relative minimum at t 2 = - 2 s''(t 3 ) = 32 > 0 relative minimum at t 3 = 2 ii) s''(t) = 0 at t 4 = - 2 and t 5 = 2 3 3 s'''(t 4 ) = - 48 3 point of inflection at t 4 = - 2 3 s'''(t 5 ) = 48 3 point of inflection at t 5 = 2 3 d) f(x) = x e -x f '(x) = e -x - x e -x = (1 - x) e -x f ''(x) = - e -x - (1 - x) e -x = (x - 2) e -x f '''(x) = e -x - (x - 2) e -x = (3 - x) e -x 09.08.2016 m_tou16m_a15.pdf 4/6

i) f '(x) = 0 at x 1 = 1 f ''(x 1 ) = - 1 < 0 e relative maximum at x 1 = 1 no relative minimum ii) f ''(x) = 0 at x 2 = 2 f '''(x 2 ) = 1 0 e 2 point of inflection at x 2 = 2 e) * f(x) = 1 - e -2x 2 f '(x) = 2(1 - e -2x ) 2e -2x = 4(1 - e -2x ) e -2x f ''(x) = 4 2e -2x e -2x + 1 - e -2x - 2e -2x = 8e -2x 2e -2x - 1 f '''(x) = 8-2e -2x 2e -2x - 1 + e -2x - 4e -2x = 16e -2x 1-4e -2x i) f '(x) = 0 at x 1 = 0 f ''(x 1 ) = 8 > 0 relative minimum at x 1 = 0 no relative maximum ii) f ''(x) = 0 at x 2 = ln 2 = 0.34 2 f '''(x 2 ) = - 8 0 point of inflection at x 2 = 0.34 f) * V'(r) = - D - 2a 2aD 3 = 1 - a r 2 r V''(r) = - D 4a 2aD 4 = r 3 3a - 2 r V'''(r) = - D - 12a 12aD 5 = + 2a2 r 2 r - 6a2 r 3 r + 24a2 r 4 r 1-2a r 4 r i) V'(r) = 0 at r 1 = a V''(r 1 ) = 2D > 0 relative minimum at r a 2 1 = a no relative maximum ii) V''(r) = 0 at r 2 = 3a 2 V'''(r 2 ) = - 64D 0 point of inflection at r 81a 3 2 = 3a 2 15.2 Relative maximum at x 1 = 40 R(x 1 ) = $192'000 R(x) < R(x 1 ) if x x 1 as there is no relative minimum R = $192'000 is the absolute maximum revenue at x = 40. 15.3 a) Relative maximum at x 1 = 100 3 R(33) = $51'843 33 or 34 09.08.2016 m_tou16m_a15.pdf 5/6

R(34) = $51'816 R(x) < R(x 1 ) if x x 1 as there is no relative minimum R = $51'843 is the absolute maximum revenue at x = 33. b) R (x) = R(x) = 2000 + 20x - x 2 x R (x) has a relative maximum at x 2 = 10 R (10) = $2100 R (x) < R (x 2 ) if x x 2 as there is no relative minimum R = $2100 is the absolute maximum average revenue at x = 10. 15.4 C (x) = C(x) = 1 x + 4 + 100 x 4 x C (x) has a relative minimum at x 1 = 20 C (20) = $14 C (x) > C (x 1 ) if x x 1 as there is no relative maximum C = $14 is the absolute minimum average cost at x = 20. 15.5 P(x) has a relative maximum at x 1 = 15 and a relative minimum at x 2 = 20. P(x 1 ) = $20'050 P(x) < P(x 1 ) if x < x 1 as there is no relative minimum on the interval x < x 1 P(30) = $26'800 > $20'050 (!) P = $26'800 is the absolute maximum profit at the endpoint x = 30. 15.6 P(x) has a point of inflection at x 1 = 10 P(10) = 206 point of diminishing returns (10 206), i.e. when x = 10 (in the year 2010) and P = $206'000. 15.7 a) 4 th statement b) 3 rd statement c) 3 rd statement 09.08.2016 m_tou16m_a15.pdf 6/6