#Quick Calc Question.
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2 is also indeterminate
? how so.
The denominator is 0
and the top is not
and the numerator is undefined
undefined/0 is not an indeterminate form
The trick here is to first differentiate the function
And you'll get a quadratic function that needs to be greater than 0
Ye I know how to do it
And by the quadratic formula we know that if the determinant is negative, the equation will have 0 real solutions, so it'll always be postivie
I just wanted answer confirmation for what u think it is
No I'm pretty sure D works
Because we get the determinant is equal to a^2-3b and 30^2-3*301 < 0
Third one doesn't work because at x = 0, we get f'(x) = 0 which can't be the case.
First 2 have numbers in the negatives
I'm talking about the fourth one tho