I was able to get d by using the taylor given and then legrange to find that it can't be positive so I did process of elimation why is II not correct?
#why is option II not correct?
cinder gorge
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I was able to get d by using the taylor given and then legrange to find that it ...
The polynomial T(x) is an example of such a function f. Does it have a critical point at x = 0?
cinder gorge
oh so could I check by taking the derivative of T(x) and then plugging in 0 to check?
obtuse yew
oh so could I check by taking the derivative of T(x) and then plugging in 0 to c...
That was what I did, yes