What is the mean absolute deviation
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N.b., this is copied from an answer I wrote for someone else.
Thinking about the graph of y, the rate of change is zero whenever there is an extremum.
First, differentiate y.
Next, find the zeros of y' by factoring.
Now, we substitute these x-values into the original equation to find the coordinates.
Thinking about the graph of y, the rate of change is zero whenever there is an extremum.
First, differentiate y.
Next, find the zeros of y' by factoring.
Now, we substitute these x-values into the original equation to find the coordinates.
For a function, if it has an inverse function, keep in mind that, the "domain of the original, is the range of the inverse, and the range of the original, is the domain of the inverse", what the dickens does that mean?
well, it means the values for "x" and f(x), on the inverse, are the same values, but swapped up, therefore
well, it means the values for "x" and f(x), on the inverse, are the same values, but swapped up, therefore