Answer:
74 and 27
Step-by-step explanation:
let x and y be the numbers
x + y =101........eqn 1
x - y = 47.......eqn 2
solve simultaneously
from equation 2, make x the subject
x= 47 + y........eqn 3
put eqn 3 into eqn 1
(47+y) + y = 101
47 + 2y = 101
2y= 101 - 47
2y=54
y= 54/2
y= 27
put y=27 into eqn 3
x = 47 + 27
x = 74
Answer: We have
f'(x) = a x + b,
f'(x) = 0 at x = -b/a
f(x) = a x^2 / 2 + b x + c
Meaning of marked part
❟ ∵ a<0 ❟ f is a quadratic function
∴ f has absolute maximum value at x = -b/a
For all a with a less than zero, f is a quadratic function. Therefore f has a global maximum at x = -b/a
That typesetting seems very sloppy. It probably is supposed to be
∀a < 0, f is a quadratic function.
The second sentence is sloppy in use of "absolute". It can't mean absolute value, so presumably it means "global".
Sometimes a minimum or maximum is only local, but a quadratic function has exactly one extrema, and it is global. And if a < 0, the extrema is a global maximum.
Step-by-step explanation:
An extrema (minimum or maximum) for f(x) occurs only where f'(x) = 0, that is, when the slope of the tangent at x is zero.
But if the function crosses its tangent at that point, the point is an inflection point, not an extrema. A quadratic never crosses it's tangent.
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