To find the critical points of a function y = f(x), just find x-values where the derivative f'(x) = 0 and also the x-values where f'(x) is not defined. These would give the x-values of the critical points and by substituting each of them in y = f(x) will give the y-values of the critical points.
People also ask
What is the easiest way to find critical points?
How do you find critical values?
How to find critical points, maxima, and minima?
Duration: 21:19
Posted: Mar 2, 2018
Posted: Mar 2, 2018
Although finding one critical set is easy we also show that it can quickly get very difficult to find additional critical sets, simply because it can be ...
1. Compute the alpha value · 2. Calculate the critical probability · 3. Use the critical t statistic for small sample sets · 4. Express critical value as a Z-score ...
To find any critical numbers of a function, simply take its derivative, set it equal to zero, and solve for x. Any x values that make the derivative zero ...
A number is critical if it makes the derivative of the expression equal 0. Therefore, we need to take the derivative of the expression and set it to 0. We can ...
Duration: 4:42
Posted: Oct 7, 2008
Posted: Oct 7, 2008
Missing: Sets. | Show results with:Sets.
Duration: 5:51
Posted: Aug 14, 2016
Posted: Aug 14, 2016