Question

Would anyone be able to help me with this?

Answer 1

This graph has its maximum at 4. There is no minimum while the inflection is at 2, 10/3.

How to solve for the maximum of the graph

We have ( x-2²) (x-4)

x-2²) = 0, or x - 4

x - 2 = 0, x = 2

Hence we can see that the graph has its minimum at x = 4

b. The graph here does not have a local maximum

c. Next we have to find the point of inflection

To do this you have to differentiate the equation

Use the product rule of differentiation in order to solve for the solution.

(x-2)²[ (x-4) 2 (x-2)]

This would then give us

x -2, 3x -10

In both equations we have to make x the subject of the equation

X = 2, x = 10/3

Hence the point of inflection is 2 and 10/3

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