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Absolute value is defined as the distance of a number from zero on a number line.
Since, the distance can never be negative, hence, absolute value can never be negative.
For example 1 is 1 away from the origin and -1 is also, 1 away from the origin.
Therefore, absolute value of both -1 and 1 is 1. Mathematically, we can write
|-1| =1
|1|=1
Therefore, the number 1 and -1 on the number line have an absolute value of 1.
See the picture for all detail, I have done it by hand.
Few important steps;
-Take the first derivative
-Put it equal to zero
-you get the x value which is equal to 11
-Now for the check that x=11 is the least value or not, take the second derivative
-As, the 2nd derivative is positive so it is the least value
As x=0 in 1964 add 11 to it so at x=11 we get 1975 so in this year car have least value
Few important steps;
-Take the first derivative
-Put it equal to zero
-you get the x value which is equal to 11
-Now for the check that x=11 is the least value or not, take the second derivative
-As, the 2nd derivative is positive so it is the least value
As x=0 in 1964 add 11 to it so at x=11 we get 1975 so in this year car have least value